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2 take a vacation
take v a vacation (AE) GEN, PERS, LEIS Ferien machen, in die Ferien gehen, Urlaub nehmen (cf take a holiday BE)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > take a vacation
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3 take a vacation
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7 take a vacation
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8 take a vacation
English-Russian dictionary of the underworld > take a vacation
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9 to take a vacation
SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL tomarse unas vacaciones -
10 to take a vacation
לקחת חופש, לצאת לחופשה* * *◙ השפוחל תאצל,שפוח תחקל◄ -
11 to take a vacation
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12 to take a vacation
English-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > to take a vacation
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13 you ought it to yourself to take a vacation
Общая лексика: вам необходимо взять отпускУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > you ought it to yourself to take a vacation
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14 you owe it to yourself to take a vacation
Общая лексика: вам необходимо взять отпускУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > you owe it to yourself to take a vacation
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15 vacation
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16 ♦ vacation
♦ vacation /vəˈkeɪʃn/n.1 (spec. USA; cfr. ingl. holiday) vacanza: to take a vacation, prendersi una vacanza; to be on vacation, essere in ferie2 (in GB) vacanze universitarie: the Christmas vacation, le vacanze di Natale; the long (o summer) vacation, le vacanze estive (dell'università)3 (leg., di solito al pl.) ferie giudiziarie4 sgombero ( di un locale): The court ordered the immediate vacation of the premises, il tribunale ha ingiunto lo sgombero immediato dei locali5 dimissione; rinuncia: His vacation of his office was a foolish act, la sua rinuncia alla carica è stata una sciocchezza● ( USA) vacation home, casa di villeggiatura □ vacation job, lavoro per le vacanze ( di uno studente) □ vacation pay, retribuzione nel periodo delle ferie; ( anche) retribuzione aggiuntiva per ferie non godute.(to) vacation /vəˈkeɪʃn/ ( USA)v. i.( USA) andare in vacanza; passare le vacanze: We vacationed in Europe last summer, l'estate scorsa siamo stati in vacanza in Europavacationern.villeggiante; vacanziere. -
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vacation, US [transcription][veI-]A n gen, Univ vacances fpl ; Jur vacances fpl judiciaires ; the long vacation GB, the summer vacation les grandes vacances ; on vacation en vacances ; to take a vacation prendre des vacances ; during ou over ou in the vacation pendant les vacances ; did you have a good vacation? as-tu passé de bonnes vacances? -
18 take a holiday
take v a holiday (BE) GEN, PERS, LEIS Ferien machen, in die Ferien gehen, Urlaub nehmen (cf take a vacation AE)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > take a holiday
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19 vacation
1. noun1) (Brit. Law, Univ.): (recess) Ferien Pl.2) (Amer.) see academic.ru/35218/holiday">holiday 1. 2)2. intransitive verb(Amer.)vacation [at/in a place] — [an einem Ort] Urlaub machen
* * *[və'keiʃən, ]( American[) vei-] 1. noun(a holiday: a summer vacation.) die Ferien(pl.)2. verb* * *va·ca·tionI. nwhere are you going for your \vacation? wohin fahrt ihr in Urlaub?to take a \vacation Urlaub machenI've still got some \vacation left ich habe noch etwas Resturlaub▪ on \vacation im Urlaubpaid \vacation bezahlter Urlaub\vacation of a house Räumung f eines Hauses\vacation of a post Aufgabe f eines PostensII. vi AM Urlaub [o Ferien] machen* * *[və'keISən]1. nSee:→ long vacationon vacation — im or auf Urlaub
where are you going for your vacation? — wohin fahren Sie in Urlaub?, wo machen Sie Urlaub?
to go on vacation — auf Urlaub or in die Ferien gehen
2. vi (US)Urlaub or Ferien machen* * *A s1. Räumung f2. Aufgabe f, Niederlegung f3. a) JUR besonders Br Gerichtsferien plb) UNIV besonders Br Semesterferien plc) besonders US Schulferien pl4. besonders US Urlaub m, Ferien pl:be on vacation im Urlaub sein, Urlaub machen;go on vacation in Urlaub gehen;take a vacation (sich) Urlaub nehmen, Urlaub machen;vacation entitlement Urlaubsanspruch m;vacation home Ferienhaus n5. MIL Evakuierung f6. JUR Aufhebung fB v/i besonders US Urlaub machen* * *1. noun1) (Brit. Law, Univ.): (recess) Ferien Pl.2) (Amer.) see holiday 1. 2)2. intransitive verb(Amer.)vacation [at/in a place] — [an einem Ort] Urlaub machen
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və'keiʃən, ]( American) vei-
1. noun(a holiday: a summer vacation.) vacaciones
2. verb((American) to take a holiday: He vacationed in Paris last year.) pasar/tomar las vacacionesvacation n vacacionestr[və'keɪʃən]1 vacaciones nombre femenino plural1 SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL pasar las vacaciones (in/at, en)\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto be on vacation SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL estar de vacacionesto go on vacation SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL irse de vacacionesto take a vacation SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL tomarse unas vacacionesthe long vacation SMALLBRITISH ENGLISH/SMALL las vacaciones de veranovacation [veɪ'keɪʃən, və-] vi: pasar las vacaciones, vacacionar Mexvacation n: vacaciones fplto be on vacation: estar de vacacionesv.• tomar vacaciones v.n.• vacaciones s.f.pl.• vacación s.f.
I veɪ'keɪʃənmass & count noun (esp AmE) ( from work) vacaciones fpl, licencia f (Col, Méx, RPl); ( from studies) vacaciones fplto be on vacation — estar* de vacaciones
to go on vacation — ir* or irse* de vacaciones; (before n)
vacation home — casa f de veraneo or de campo
vacation resort — centro m turístico
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intransitive verb (AmE) pasar las vacaciones, vacacionar (Méx)[vǝ'keɪʃǝn]1. N1) (esp Brit) (Jur) receso m vacacional frm, periodo m vacacional2) (Univ)4) (=vacating) [of premises] desalojo m2.VI (US) pasar las vacaciones3.CPDvacation course N — curso m extracurricular (durante las vacaciones) ; (in summer) curso m de verano
vacation job N — empleo m de verano
vacation pay N — paga f de las vacaciones
vacation resort N — centro m turístico
vacation season N — temporada f de las vacaciones
vacation work N — trabajo m para las vacaciones
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I [veɪ'keɪʃən]mass & count noun (esp AmE) ( from work) vacaciones fpl, licencia f (Col, Méx, RPl); ( from studies) vacaciones fplto be on vacation — estar* de vacaciones
to go on vacation — ir* or irse* de vacaciones; (before n)
vacation home — casa f de veraneo or de campo
vacation resort — centro m turístico
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intransitive verb (AmE) pasar las vacaciones, vacacionar (Méx)
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