不辞劳苦; 十分尽力; 向…告别; 失掉
1. 向...告别：leave out 忽略,遗漏;省略 | take leave of 向...告别 | at length 最后,终于
2. 告别：take leave of 不辞劳苦 | take leave of 告别 | take liberties with 随意对待
3. 不辞劳苦：take leave of one's senses 发疯 | take leave of 不辞劳苦 | take leave of 告别
4. 向...告别,告辞：830take leave向...告别,告辞 | 831take leave of向...告别,告辞 | 832take one's stand表明立场、意见等
1. But when she wanted to leave no airline would take the risk of transporting the frail and elderly woman back to Harbin in China's northeast.
2. Investors in public hospitals should take care of the financial and managerial aspects, and leave the medical facilities to professionals.
3. We also find out about a few other types of leave people can take, such as sick leave and maternity leave.
4. Tsang will leave for Beijing tomorrow, and take the oath of office in front of Wen the next day.
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5. When you must leave home but don't want to leave your pet alone, who will take care of your pet?
6. No one should leave it to chance that they can take advantage of power to seek personal gain without being punished.
7. Migrant grandparents who leave their homes to live in the cities and take care of their children's children are a growing demographic.
8. These companies have applied flexible measures such as cutting salaries and requiring workers to take paid or unpaid leave instead of laying them off.
9. She explains that she can now sympathize when a colleague asks for leave to take care of a sick child.
10. Three French paparazzi and a South African photographer were ordered to leave the country for trying to take snaps of Jolie.