PTO in Dutch
PTO in Dutch is z.o.z. — PTO means paid time off: leave from work that an employer still pays for, often held as a single pooled allowance covering holiday, sick days and personal days.
PTO in Dutch
z.o.z.
Initialism of please turn over (written at the end of the text on a page to say that it continues overleaf).
What does "PTO" mean?
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noun Paid time off: leave from work that an employer still pays for, often held as a single pooled allowance covering holiday, sick days and personal days.
"I've got six days of PTO left before the year ends."
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noun Power take-off: a shaft or coupling that transfers engine power from a vehicle, usually a tractor, to attached machinery.
"Never approach the PTO shaft while the engine is running."
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noun Parent-teacher organisation: a voluntary body of parents and staff that supports a school, chiefly through fundraising and events.
"The PTO raised enough for a new set of library books."
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abbreviation Please turn over: written at the foot of a page to show that the text continues on the other side.
"The form ended with a small PTO in the corner."
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PTO in a sentence
- I've got six days of PTO left before the year ends.
- She put in a PTO request for the week of the wedding.
- Never approach the PTO shaft while the engine is running.
- The PTO raised enough for a new set of library books.
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What is "PTO" in Dutch?
"PTO" in Dutch is z.o.z.. PTO means: Paid time off: leave from work that an employer still pays for, often held as a single pooled allowance covering holiday, sick days and personal days.
How do you use "PTO" in a sentence?
Example: "I've got six days of PTO left before the year ends." In Dutch, "PTO" is z.o.z..
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