take leave
英 [teɪk liːv]
美 [teɪk liːv]
告别; 辞别
英英释义
verb
双语例句
- Usually at a dinner party, it is impolite to take leave immediately after the dinner.
在参加宴会时，吃完饭马上就离开，通常被认为是不礼貌的行为。 - That is, they take leave of their bodies, so much so that they often cannot describe their own physical sensations.
也就是说，他们会将自己的精神从躯体上抽离开，以至于无法准确地描述自己的身体感觉。 - He said we can't take leave.
说了不可以请假的。 - Dai said she plans to take leave on Lunar New Year's Eve anyway she wants to get back to her home province, Anhui, in time for dinner.
戴小姐说，不管怎样她准备除夕请假，她想及时赶到安徽老家吃年夜饭。 - A long-standing engagement of Bertha and Miss Ley forced him to take leave of them in the afternoon.
伯莎和莱伊小姐有个很久以前预订的约会，这迫使他在下午与他们道别。 - Now, if I got to take leave of these good folks.
现在，要我离开这些人。 - On that intriguing note, I take my leave.
得到了迷人的笔记后，我离开了。 - I take leave to differ from you.
恕我冒昧，我不敢苟同。 - A newly married wife or husband can take leave from work to care for a spouse, or sue for a partner's wrongful death.
一位新婚的妻子或丈夫可以请假照顾配偶，或对配偶的非正常死亡提出诉讼要求恢复权力。 - For example: Human Resources organization of training, many employees will find an excuse to take leave and not participate in training;
比如：人力资源部组织培训，不少员工会找借口请假，不参加培训；