take leave

英 [teɪk liːv]

美 [teɪk liːv]

告别; 辞别

英英释义

verb

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。
I have asked you such a question "What if I take leave you" After a long silence, you asked "If you leave me, How could I survive?"
我曾问过你“如果我走了会怎么样？”你过了好久才说“如果你走了，我怎么办？”
Can one of you take leave first?
可不可以先放一个？
I take leave to consider the matter settled.
请原谅我认为这件事已经解决。
"So serious that I must take leave of you for a few days; so," added he, turning to Ren é e," judge for yourself if it be not important."
“严重到我不得不离开你们几天，所以，”他又转过身去向蕾妮说“是的，事情是否严重，您自己是可想而知的。”
I take leave to differ from you.
恕我冒昧，我不敢苟同。
Why does a wise man take leave of his senses?
为什么智者失去了理性？
Can I take a leave of absence?
我可不可以请假？
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。
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。