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leave on

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leave something on 
1. to continue to wear some article of clothing. I think I will leave my coat on. It's chilly in here. I'll leave on my coat.
2. to allow something [that can be turned off] to remain on. Who left the radio on? Please leave on the light for me.
See also: leave

leave something on someone or something

to allow something to remain on someone or something. Leave the coats on the children. We are taking them out to a movie almost immediately. Who left this book on the table?
See also: leave
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Typically, employees are expected to use holiday leave on specific dates; employees have more control over their use of personal leave and vacation time.
Leisure and illness leave: estimating benefits in combination: the ... by Diaz, Iris S.; Wallick, Richard / Monthly Labor Review
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19) An employee who is needed to care for a family member with a serious health condition and who provides the requested medical certification may take the leave on an intermittent or reduced work schedule basis when medically necessary.
The Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993 by Higginbotham, Jeffrey / The FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin
 
 
 
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