furlough是什么意思音标:英 ['fɜ:ləʊ]美 [ˈfɜ:lo]

n. 休假, 放假, 暂时解雇
vt. 准假, (暂时)解雇

n. a temporary leave of absence from miptary duty
v. dismiss, usually for economic reasons
v. grant a leave to

furlough的用法和例句：

1.You should have been bloody furloughed, furloughed off to the bloody madhouse long ago.

你早就该被休无薪假的 休假去该死的疯人院

2.When her furlough comes through, yes, she'll be staying with me for a while.

等她把假请下来 她会来和我住一段

3.He didn't know, but he wasn't getting furloughed anyway.

他之前不知道 但他也没有被准假

4.Most importantly, I got a furlough for your wedding, huh.

最重要的是 他们准我假去你的婚礼

5.This is a furlough for men who have passed the basic training.

只有通过了基础训练的人才能出去

6.I... I put in for this furlough three weeks ago.

我三周前就开始申请这次外出了

7.This is a furlough for men who had pass the basic training.

只有通过所有基础训练项目 才能享有假期

8.Show me you know how to handle a rifle and I'll sign your furlough.

要不你现在就证明 你知道怎么用枪 我就批准你外出

9.Show me you know how to handle a rifle, and I'll sign your furlough.

让我看看 你会不会拿枪 如果你会 我就批准你外出

10.If you'd spoken to the lawyer, he might have been able to arrange a short furlough.

如果你之前跟律师谈谈 他本有可能安排你短暂出狱