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time off
Idioms and Phrases
A break from one's employment or school, as in I need some time off from teaching to work on my dissertation , or He took time off to make some phone calls . [First half of 1900s]Example Sentences
Raducanu has been hampered by a series of fitness issues over recent seasons, while she recently took time off after being targeted by a stalker at the Dubai Tennis Championships in February.
After his statement win at the World Indoor Championships in China, he had some much-needed time off with his family.
It also includes economic costs, such as lost days at work and the need for family and friends to take time off to provide informal care.
But Mantle is not taking any time off.
She had taken time off last year after a announcing that an unspecified cancer had been revealed in a screening test.
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