PTO in French
PTO in French is prise de force, TSVP, Office américain des brevets et marques — 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 French
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."
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.
Common French translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "PTO" in French?
"PTO" in French is prise de force, TSVP, Office américain des brevets et marques. 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 French, "PTO" is prise de force, TSVP, Office américain des brevets et marques.
Are there other ways to say "PTO" in French?
Yes — French has 3 translations listed for "PTO": prise de force, TSVP, Office américain des brevets et marques.
