What Is a Leave of Absence?
Taking leave means that you are not working or studying for a certain period of time due to illness or something. From the Song of the Southern Dynasties by Liu Yiqing in the Southern Dynasty.
- [qng jià]
- Word: Leave
- Pinyin: qng jià (cannot be pronounced as qngji)
- Meaning: The subject asks permission to not work or study for a certain period of time due to illness or cause.
- Example:
- Teacher Wang took a leave today because of a very important matter.
- Xiao Hong was a little uncomfortable and asked the teacher for a day off.
- Refers to a request for leave due to illness or illness.
- Southern Dynasty Song Liu Yiqing's "Speaking New Words · Rehearsal": "Gu Changkang wrote Yin Jingzhou Zuo and asked for leave to return to the east." Qing Yuzheng "Tea room notes bank notes · windy belly feeling": "Order-based officials ask for leave. Cold flu. "Wang Xiyan's" A Little Man's Wrath ":" A lot of business has been going on these days, and it's not good to take time off. " [1]