In most washing machines, the water will not drain when the machine is turned off. When the washing machine is operating, it goes through various cycles, including a draining cycle, to remove the water from the tub after washing and rinsing the clothes. However, once you turn off the washing machine, it typically stops all operations, including draining.
The water will remain in the washing machine's tub until the next time you run a washing cycle. If you want to manually drain the water after a wash, some washing machines have a specific "drain" or "pump out" function that you can use to empty the water from the tub. Alternatively, you can open the washing machine's door or lid to let the water drain out naturally, but this may not be recommended in all models, as it can cause water spillage on the floor.
Always refer to the washing machine's user manual or consult the manufacturer's guidelines for specific instructions on draining the water or any other maintenance procedures for your particular washing machine model.