take leave of
英 [teik li:v ɔv] 美 [tek liv ʌv]

释义

不辞劳苦；十分尽力；向…告别；失掉

双语例句

1. Take off your hat to your yesterdays.
   向昨日挥手告别。
2. We shall have a farewell party before we leave.
   我们将在离去前举行一次告别会。

权威例句

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