English / phrasal verb
Throw off
MEANING IN ENGLISH
To disrupt, confuse, or upset the balance or calculations of something
In context
01
A sudden jump in variable interest rates can throw off your monthly installment estimates.
02
Unplanned household expenditures can easily throw off even the most disciplined debt payoff plan.
Synonyms
disrupt,upset,derail
Antonyms
stabilize,align,balance
Collocations
throw off calculations,throw off a budget,throw off the timeline