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Navy.1. permission to spend time ashore, usually 48 hours or more, granted a member of a ship's company.2. the time spent ashore during such leave.[1905-10]
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shore leave — {n.} Permission given to a man in the Navy to leave his ship and go where he wants for a certain length of time. * /Jim went to visit New York when he was given three days shore leave./ * /The ship did not dock long enough for the sailors to get… … Dictionary of American idioms
shore\ leave — noun Permission given to a man in the Navy to leave his ship and go where he wants for a certain length of time. Jim went to visit New York when he was given three days shore leave. The ship did not dock long enough for the sailors to get shore… … Словарь американских идиом
shore leave — Leave granted a sailor or seaman to go ashore for recreation … Ballentine's law dictionary
Shore Leave (Star Trek) — NOTOC ST episode name = Shore Leave Oh! My paws and whiskers! I ll be late! series = TOS ep num = 15 prod num = 017 remas. num = 32 date = December 29 1966 writer = Theodore Sturgeon director = Robert Sparr guest = Marcia Brown Emily Banks Oliver … Wikipedia
