刚刚放假安排来了 刚放假的时候用英语怎么说

Just got off work and the holiday arrangements have come in. Excited to plan for the upcoming break? Here are some useful phrases and expressions to use when you just started your vacation.

a. furlough

When you are granted a period of absence from work or duty, you can use the term "furlough" to indicate that you are on leave.

b. have a holiday

This simple phrase can be used to inform others that you are currently on a holiday break.

c. take a vacation

When you are taking time off for leisure or travel, you can say that you are "taking a vacation."

d. be on leave

Being "on leave" means you are officially granted time off from your responsibilities.

e. be on furlough

If you are temporarily released from work duties, "being on furlough" is the phrase to use.

a. In three weeks, we shall go to grass.

This sentence indicates that a vacation or break is planned after three weeks. It is a way to express anticipation for the upcoming holiday.

b. I am already on vacation.

Use this phrase to let others know that you have just started your vacation and are enjoying your time off.

c. Tomorrow morning, I have half a day off.

Informing someone about a shorter period of leave or vacation time can be simply conveyed by stating that you have half a day off tomorrow.

d. I'll have one day off.

When specifying a single day of leave, using this expression helps to communicate your planned absence.

e. Take three days off.

If you are planning to take a short break of three days, this phrase succinctly conveys your holiday plans.

f. Have five days off.

When you have a longer break of five days, you can use this expression to indicate the duration of your vacation.

Remember these phrases and expressions to effectively communicate your holiday plans and enjoy your well-deserved break!