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- take off from work
take off from work
take off from work
and take ((some) time) off from work; take off (from work)not to appear at one's place of work for a period of time, hours or days. (Often used of an excused or planned absence.) I will have to take off from work to go to the doctor. I want to take some time off from work and paint the house. Ken took off from work when he was ill.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Sanford | | SAN-fərd | English |
| Alfredo | | ahl-FRE-do (Italian), ahl-FRE-dho (Spanish) | Italian, Spanish, Portuguese |
| Gerry | | JER-ee (English), KHER-ree (Dutch) | English, Dutch |
| Marcio | | MAHR-thyo (Spanish), MAHR-syo (Latin American Spanish) | Spanish |
| Elisavet | | el-ee-SAH-vet | Greek |
| Geertje | | KHAY:R-tyə | Dutch |