English, asked by fuzzie7, 9 months ago

The phrase French leave is generally used to denote??

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Answered by Anonymous

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Answer:

The phrase "French leave" is generally used to denote absence without permission.

It literally means absence from work or duty without permission.

Answered by sanatanpandey

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Answer:

The term is especially used to mean the act of leisurely absence from a military unit.

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