take time off

英 [teɪk taɪm ɒf]

美 [teɪk taɪm ɔːf]

v.  休息

英英释义

verb

• take time off from work
  Synonym:take off

双语例句

• Take time off from work; stop working temporarily.
  从工作中抽出一部分时间；暂时的停止工作。
• At that time he often had to take time off for meetings.
  那时侯他经常得歇工去开会。
• He'd have to take time off for a long debriefing.
  他要花长时间做个报告。
• If you feel guilty when you want to take time off and care for yourself, remember you can give more freely and effectively when you've replenished yourself.
  如果你想要休息一下、好好照顾自己不要觉得内疚。记住，等你补足能量后，你才能更自由、更有效率地付出。
• Despite these benefits, some employees might still be reluctant to take time off for lunch.
  尽管益处多多，一些员工也许仍舍不得抽时间享用午餐。
• Jo: kind of* flexi-time means if you work extra hours on one day, you can take time off another day.
  OH那倒不错，就是说如果你前一天多干了几个小时，第二天你就可以中午再来上班了！
• I have too much work to do to take time off for fun and games.
  我工作多得没有游戏玩乐的时间。
• I don't want to lose the momentum, so I'm not about to take time off from writing it in the sense that I don't want to walk away from it and come back.
  我不想失去动力，所以我并不想耗费时间去做其他事，也就是说，我不想放下它然后再重新开始写。
• They have the freedom of correspondence and the right to take time off during festivals and holidays; He believe he have the right to sit back while others do the hard work.
  有通信自由、节假日休息的权利；他认为别人在干重活时他有权利休息。
• He really encouraged all of us to take time off school to work on a project.
  他确实鼓励我们所有人利用课余时间从事某个项目。