take leave

英 [teɪk liːv]

美 [teɪk liːv]

告别; 辞别

英英释义

verb

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。
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。
In the West, as long as you earn enough credits you get the diploma, said Xiong. So students can suspend their study and take leave.
他说：在西方，你只要修够学分便能拿到学位，因此学生们可以搁置学业休假。
Very quietly I take my leave as quietly as I came here;
悄悄的我走了，正如我悄悄的来；
Can one of you take leave first?
可不可以先放一个？
They were allowed to take leave on december26th and visit their families.
在12月26号他们会得到假期回家看望家人。
To curse God here means to abandon God, take leave of God, as a deliberate sin.
在这里弃掉神意味着放弃神，离开神，这是一种故意的犯罪。
Why does a wise man take leave of his senses?
为什么智者失去了理性？
I take leave to differ from you.
恕我冒昧，我不敢苟同。