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Take time off from work Meaning in English

expression

ˈteɪk/ /ˈtaɪm/ /ˈɔf/ /ˈfɹəm/ /ˈwɝk
TAYK TYM AWF FRUHM WURK
tˈeɪk/ /tˈaɪm/ /ˈɒf/ /fɹˈɒm/ /wˈɜːk
TAYK TYM OF FROM WURK

Definition

To temporarily leave your job or stop working for a short period, usually to rest, recover, or handle personal matters.

Usage & Nuances

Usually implies planned or approved absence. Common with verbs like 'need to', 'want to', 'be allowed to'. Used for vacations, sickness, or personal reasons. NOT the same as 'quit' (permanently leave job). Often shortened in speech to 'take some time off'.

Spanish: tomar un descanso del trabajo - pedir días libres en el trabajoPortuguese (BR): tirar folga do trabalho - tirar um tempo do trabalhoPortuguese (PT): tirar férias do trabalho - tirar tempo do trabalhoChinese (Simplified): 请假离开工作 - 休假Chinese (Traditional): 請假離開工作 - 休假Hindi: काम से छुट्टी लेनाArabic: أخذ إجازة من العملBengali: কাজ থেকে ছুটি নেওয়া - অফিস থেকে ছুটি নেওয়াRussian: взять отпуск с работы - взять перерыв от работыJapanese: 仕事を休むVietnamese: nghỉ làm - xin nghỉ làmKorean: 직장에서 휴가를 내다 - 일을 쉬다Turkish: işten izin almakUrdu: کام سے چھٹی لیناIndonesian: ambil cuti dari pekerjaan - mengambil waktu libur dari pekerjaan

Example Sentences

He needs to take time off from work because he is sick.

basic

I want to take time off from work to travel with my family.

basic

She asked her boss if she could take time off from work next week.

basic

After working non-stop all year, I really need to take time off from work and recharge.

natural

Sometimes you just have to take time off from work for your mental health.

natural

He decided to take time off from work when his baby was born.

natural