take time off

英 [teɪk taɪm ɒf]

美 [teɪk taɪm ɔːf]

v. 休息

英英释义

verb

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。
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。
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 want to take time off for a few days.
我要停止工作几天。
I'm trying to take time off to see the sights.
我正试著趁休息时间去参观一些景点呢。
Learning to slow down, change jobs if it is too stressful, take time off, and express their emotions are ways that men can change this pattern.
学会放缓速度，工作过度紧张就改换工作，休假，表达出自己的情感，如此，男人可以改变这个模式。
Apparently, they never leave our ward or take time off.
显然这些护士从来没有离开过医疗站或是走开一会儿。
At that time he often had to take time off for meetings.
那时侯他经常得歇工去开会。
If things are really bad don't be afraid to go to your doctor and take time off sick or have some annual leave.
如果情况真地很糟糕，不要害怕去见你的医生，请病假，或休一些年假。
He couldn't take time off to come to New York with me.
他走不开没法和我一来纽约。