sabbatical in Spanish
sabbatical in Spanish is sabático — sabbatical means an extended break from one's regular work, often taken by academics or professionals to travel, study, or rest.
sabbatical in Spanish
sabático
sabático
An extended period of leave from a person's usual pursuits.
What does "sabbatical" mean?
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noun An extended break from one's regular work, often taken by academics or professionals to travel, study, or rest.
"She took a sabbatical to write her second novel."
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adj Relating to or characteristic of such a period of leave.
"He spent his sabbatical year researching in Japan."
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sabbatical in a sentence
- She took a sabbatical to write her second novel.
- After ten years at the firm, he was finally granted a sabbatical.
- He spent his sabbatical year researching in Japan.
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What is "sabbatical" in Spanish?
"sabbatical" in Spanish is sabático. sabbatical means: An extended break from one's regular work, often taken by academics or professionals to travel, study, or rest.
How do you use "sabbatical" in a sentence?
Example: "She took a sabbatical to write her second novel." In Spanish, "sabbatical" is sabático.
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