take time off
英 [teik taim ɔf] 美 [tek taɪm ɔf]

释义

抽出一部分时间；偷空；

英英释义

take time off

• v.take time off from work; stop working temporarily

  同义词：take off

双语例句

1. Thank you very much for your time, Dr Ma.
   马医生，非常感谢你抽出时间来接受访问。
2. At family gatherings you always took time to spend with me.
   家庭聚会上，你总抽出时间来和我玩。

权威例句

Take Time Off
Working parents: what factors are involved in their ability to take time off from work when their children are sick?
Advising people with back pain to take time off work: a survey examining the role of private musculoskeletal practitioners in the UK
Decision‐Making Factors within Paternity and Parental Leaves: Why Spanish Fathers Take Time Off from Work
Workers Without Paid Sick Leave Less Likely To Take Time Off For Illness Or Injury Compared To Those With Paid Sick Leave
20% take time off work due to stress
Re: Doctors are critical of doctors who take time off to recover from their illnesses
Research reveals new fathers less likely to take time off
Fathers take time off work to teach kids in class
No Time to Take Time Off. Working Life Time as an Aspect of Social Inequality