take leave

英 [teɪk liːv]

美 [teɪk liːv]

告别; 辞别

英英释义

verb

About how they should bring their affairs to a close and take leave.
应该如何结束人生事务，然后欣然离去。
I went on business to shanghai. I did not take leave.
我是公出去上海的，不是不告面别。
That excellent ogress stepped forward to take leave and to bear off Florence, which she had long been thirsting to do.
这位出色的恶魔走上前去告别，把弗洛伦斯领走，这是她早就渴望要做的。
Now, if I got to take leave of these good folks.
现在，要我离开这些人。
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。
Can I take a leave of absence?
我可不可以请假？
Why does a wise man take leave of his senses?
为什么智者失去了理性？
On that intriguing note, I take my leave.
得到了迷人的笔记后，我离开了。
Usually at a dinner party, it is impolite to take leave immediately after the dinner.
在参加宴会时，吃完饭马上就离开，通常被认为是不礼貌的行为。
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。