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sabbatical

[suh-bat-i-kuhl] / səˈbæt ɪ kəl /


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But working with people you like is half the battle, and it might be worth talking to your manager/superior about managing your workload, and taking a sabbatical to see if you like not working 24/7.

From MarketWatch

Yes, we learn that he’s going to be taking a three-month sabbatical.

From Los Angeles Times

Especially when it’s revealed that he is on the verge of taking a three-month sabbatical, helmetless, to the Badlands of South Dakota.

From The Wall Street Journal

Not For Radio, “Melt” Released in October, “Melt” is the frosty solo album by María Zardoya, lead singer of Grammy-nominated L.A. band the Marías, who wrote and recorded 10 of her most soul-baring songs yet during a haunted winter sabbatical in the Catskills.

From Los Angeles Times

Despite having played only one competitive match all season after taking a sabbatical from snooker, O'Sullivan remarkably won the 2013 World Championship.

From BBC