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| 1 | a period of time away from your job or the armed forces （上班族或军人的）假期，休假 |
| Tony, who had been granted leave, was home for several weeks. 托尼被准假后回家呆了几周。 |
| You are entitled to six weeks annual leave. 你每年享有6周的休假时间。 |
| on leave (=away from your job) I met her while I was on leave. 休假的 |
| | 1a | a period of time away from a job because you or your partner has just had a baby 产假/陪产假/育儿假 | | She worries that if she takes time off for maternity leave her career will suffer. 她担心若请产假自己的事业会遭受损失。 | |
| | 1b | a period of time away from a job because you are ill 病假 | | He spent a year on sick leave. 他休了一年的病假。 | |
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| 2 | formal permission 许可；准许 |
| leave to do sth You’ ve been granted leave to appeal against the decision. 你被准许对此判决提出上诉。 |
| absent without leave Sanchez was absent without leave from Fort Liley. 桑切斯未经福特·里利的准许擅离职守。 |
| by sb’ s leave (=with someone’ s permission) By your leave, I’ ll see to the arrangements immediately. 经某人的同意 |
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| - | take your leave old-fashioned
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| to say goodbye |
| 道别；告别 |
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| - | take leave of sb old-fashioned
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| to say goodbye to someone |
| 向某人道别 |
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| - | take leave of your senses
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| to start behaving in a way that is not sensible or reasonable |
| 发疯；行为不正常 |
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| Have you taken leave of your senses? 你是不是疯了？ |
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| - | without so much as a by your leave old-fashioned
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| rudely, without asking permission |
| 粗暴地；擅自；未经许可 |
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| Words frequently used with leave | | leave 的常见搭配词 | | verbs | give, grant, obtain, request, seek, | 2 | | | |
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