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- away from (one's) desk
away from (one's) desk
away from (one's) desk
Not at one's desk at a particular time. This phrase is typically said in an office environment on another person's behalf (as by a receptionist or assistant). I'm sorry, Mr. Medina is away from his desk right now. Can I take a message?
Common Names:
Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
PacÍFica | | pah-THEE-fee-kah (Spanish), pah-SEE-fee-kah (Latin American Spanish) | Spanish |
TeÓDulo | | te-O-dhoo-lo | Spanish |
ArnbjÖRg | | - | Ancient Scandinavian, Icelandic |
Sally | | ['sæli] | |
Zulfikar | | - | Arabic |
Buddha | | - | History |