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Take A leave?

 
 
Reply Wed 5 Jun, 2019 03:49 pm
Are there any cases in which it is possible to use "to take a leave"?

If so, when?

Would you please give me a couple of examples?

Thank you.
 
Sturgis
 
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Reply Wed 5 Jun, 2019 03:52 pm
@paok1970,
I must take a leave of absence from my job.

I will take a leave of absence from church attendance as long as political endorsements are being made from visiting preachers.
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Miss L Toad
 
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Reply Wed 5 Jun, 2019 08:21 pm
I often take a leave of my senses on grammar threads and use antiquated language.
Jewels Vern
 
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Reply Thu 6 Jun, 2019 06:25 pm
Leave is a military term meaning vacation. In civilian matters it means to stop doing something for a while.

If someone does something crazy we say he has taken leave of his senses. So then we make a joke: if a poll taker goes on vacation, he has taken leave of his census.
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tsarstepan
 
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Reply Fri 7 Jun, 2019 08:14 am
@Miss L Toad,
Miss L Toad wrote:

I often take a leave of my senses on grammar threads and use antiquated language.

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InfraBlue
 
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Reply Fri 7 Jun, 2019 04:40 pm
We put in for leave, sick or annual (vacation), at my civilian job. The browser client my employer uses refers to it as "Absence Request."
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