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Definitions from the WebTerm: Take LeavePart of Speech: Verb phrase Sense 1: To request and obtain permission for a temporary absence from work or duty. Example sentence: Sarah had to take leave from her office to attend her brother's wedding. Related products: Office leave kits, Leave tracker software Sense 2: To depart or bid farewell from a location or a person. Example sentence: The soldiers took leave of their families before their deployment overseas. Related products: Suitcase, Farewell gifts Part of Speech: Noun phrase Sense 1: A sanctioned period of absence from work or duty. Example sentence: Taking leave during the holiday season is a common practice in this company. Related products: Vacation planners, Work-life balance books Sense 2: Permission given or obtained to be absent from work or duty. Example sentence: The manager granted her request for leave so she could take care of her sick child. Related products: Manager approval stamps, Workplace policies books | ||||
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