At your leisure Meaning in English
expression
ˈæt/ /ˈjɔɹ/, /ˈjʊɹ/ /ˈɫɛʒɝ/, /ˈɫiʒɝ
AT yur LEE-zher
ˈæt/ /jˈɔː/ /lˈɛʒɐ
AT yaw LEH-zher
Definition
When you have free time or whenever it suits you; not requiring immediate action.
Usage & Nuances
This is a polite, somewhat formal phrase used in emails, instructions, and requests. Implies 'no rush.' Often used with 'Please review at your leisure.' Avoid in very urgent situations.
Spanish: cuando tengas tiempo - a tu ritmo - cuando puedasPortuguese (BR): no seu tempo - quando puderPortuguese (PT): ao seu tempo - quando puderChinese (Simplified): 在方便的时候 - 有空时Chinese (Traditional): 在方便的時候 - 有空時Hindi: अपने समय पर - जब सुविधाजनक होArabic: في وقت فراغك - عندما تشاءBengali: আপনার সুবিধামতো সময়ে - যখন ইচ্ছাRussian: в удобное для вас время - когда вам будет удобноJapanese: ご都合のよいときに - お暇なときにVietnamese: khi bạn rảnh - lúc thuận tiện cho bạnKorean: 편하실 때 - 여유 있을 때Turkish: müsait olduğunuzda - uygun bir zamandaUrdu: اپنی فرصت میں - جب آپ کو فرصت ملےIndonesian: saat Anda sempat - di waktu luang Anda
Example Sentences
Please read the document at your leisure.
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You can answer my email at your leisure.
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Look through these photos at your leisure.
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No hurry—take care of it at your leisure.
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Just review the contract at your leisure, and let me know if you have questions.
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Feel free to call me at your leisure if you want to chat.
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