study leave

ˈstʌdi liːv

Definition

Definition of study leave - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

education

time off school to study for exams

She took study leave to prepare for her finals.

work

time off work to pursue further education

He was granted study leave to complete his degree.

sabbatical

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Expressions with study

quick study

someone who learns new things rapidly and easily

She was a quick study, mastering the piano in just a few months..

study under

learn from a specific teacher or mentor

She decided to study under a famous artist.

study up on

review information thoroughly

I need to study up on my notes before the exam.

study one's brains out

study very hard for a long time

She had to study her brains out for the final exams.

one's face was a study

exp.

face shows clear emotions or thoughts

When he heard the news, his face was a study.

study in contrasts

situation showing sharp differences

The film is a study in contrasts between light and dark.

Expressions with leave

leave behind

to go away from a place without taking someone or something

He rushed out and left his phone behind..

leave out

cause to remain outside or in the open

Don't leave out the tools overnight.

leave alone

stop bothering a person or animal

Please leave the dog alone.

leave footprints

make marks on a surface by walking

The hikers leave footprints on the muddy trail.

leave a light on

not turn off a light

Please leave a light on when you go to bed.

leave a mark

to create a visible mark or stain

The coffee spill left a mark on the table.

leave an impression

cause someone to remember something important

Her speech left an impression on the audience.

leave it to

allow someone to handle a situation or problem

Leave it to her to organize the event.

leave on

allow something to remain in the on position

Please leave the lights on when you go.

leave someone to it

stop helping and let someone continue alone

I'll leave you to it and come back later.

Terms with study leave included in their meaning

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sabbatical

leave

extended leave from work for study or travel

dropout rate

education

percentage of people who leave a program or study before finishing

take a sabbatical

work break

leave work for months to rest or study

Examples of study leave in a sentence

During study leave, she completed several practice exams.
She took study leave to attend a special course.
Study leave allowed him to focus on his thesis.

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French:congé d'études, congé sabbatique, ...
German:Lernurlaub, Bildungsurlaub, ...
Italian:congedo per studio, congedo di studio, ...
Spanish:licencia de estudios, permiso de estudios, ...
Portuguese:licença de estudo, ...
Chinese:备考假, 进修假, ...
Japanese:勉強休暇, 研修休暇, ...
Arabic:إِجازَة دِراسِيَّة, إجازَةُ دِراسَةٍ, ...
Hebrew:חֻפְשַׁת לִמּוּדִים, שַׁבָּתוֹן, ...
Russian:учебный отпуск, ...
Ukrainian:навчальна відпустка, ...
Hindi:अध्ययन अवकाश, शैक्षणिक अवकाश, ...
Bengali:পড়াশোনার ছুটি, অধ্যয়ন ছুটি, ...
Catalan:permís d'estudi, permís d'estudis, ...
Czech:studijní volno, studijní dovolená, ...
Danish:læseferie, studieorlov, ...
Dutch:studieverlof, ...
Greek:άδεια μελέτης, άδεια σπουδών, ...
Hungarian:tanulmányi szabadság, tanulmányi eltávozás, ...
Khmer:ការឈប់សម្រាកដើម្បីរៀនត្រៀមប្រឡង, ច្បាប់ឈប់សម្រាកសិក្សា, ...
Korean:학습 휴가, ...
Persian:مرخصی تحصیلی, ...
Polish:urlop naukowy, ...
Portuguese (BR):licença para estudos, ...
Romanian:concediu de studiu, concediu de studii, ...
Swedish:studieledighet, studieuppehåll, ...
Thai:การหยุดเรียนเพื่อเตรียมสอบ, การลาศึกษาต่อ, ...
Turkish:çalışma izni, eğitim izni, ...
Vietnamese:nghỉ học ôn thi, nghỉ phép học tập, ...

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