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休職[きゅうしょく, kyuushoku] (n, vs) temporary retirement; suspension from office; (P) [Add to Longdo]

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He might relieve me from duty.[JP] 休職命令が出る Soylent Green (1973)
A leave of absence is all.[JP] 休職だよ。 Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (2008)
Mr. White is currently on medical leave.[JP] ホワイト先生は 治療のため休職しますが― A No-Rough-Stuff-Type Deal (2008)
I heard you were suspended again, you went into therapy again...[JP] 休職したことは聞いたわ セラピーを 受けてたことも... The Body (2012)
An indefinite leave of absence.[JP] 無期限の休職だ。 Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (2008)
But maybe you should take a leave of absence.[JP] でも休職してもらう Chapter 12 (2013)
There was a break in your employment last year, what happened?[JP] 昨年の休職の理由は Tin Man Is Down (2013)
Hers is the only name that appears in any of the files during that seven-year blackout, and she worked for the White House.[JP] 7年間の休職期間に 書類に現れる 唯一の名前で 政府に勤めてた Wolf and Cub (2012)
You're hereby placed on administrative leave, effective immediately.[JP] それにより 君は休職 即時有効だ No Good Deed (2012)
Who's currently on administrative leave.[JP] 休職命令で謹慎中です Still Positive (2013)
What does being on administrative leave mean exactly?[JP] "管理休職" とは具体的には Marine One (2011)
- Margolis recently returned to work after a five-week absence which was due to, quote, "a personal loss".[JP] 彼は個人的な事情で 5週間ほど休職し― 復帰したばかりでした No Más (2010)

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