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    3. 年休

    年休

    年ねん休きゅう

    annual leave

    KMT8News #25+1NounWork & CareerKanji Vocab12 strokes

    ねんきゅう

    Noun

    1.
    annual leave, annual paid vacation, annual paid holiday
    abbreviation

    Stroke 0 / 12

    Speed1.0x

    明あし日たは年ねん休きゅうを取とります。

    I'm taking annual leave tomorrow.

    KMT6Work & CareerDaily Life
    彼かれは年ねん休きゅうを使つかって海かい外がい旅りょ行こうに行いった。

    He used his annual leave to go on an overseas trip.

    KMT8Work & CareerTravel & Transportation
    会かい社しゃは年ねん休きゅうの消しょう化かを奨しょう励れいしており、取しゅ得とくしやすい雰ふん囲い気きがある。

    The company encourages the use of annual leave, and there's an atmosphere where it's easy to take it.

    KMT8Work & Career
    長ちょう期きの年ねん休きゅうを利り用ようして、実じっ家かに帰き省せいする予よ定ていだ。

    I plan to use my long annual leave to return to my hometown.

    KMT8Daily LifeFamily & RelationshipsTravel & Transportation
    年ねん休きゅうの取しゅ得とく率りつは、従じゅう業ぎょう員いんのワークライフバランスに大おおきく影えい響きょうする。

    The rate of annual leave acquisition greatly affects employees' work-life balance.

    KMT9Work & CareerEmotions & Psychology

    Kanji that make up this word

    年
    とし…(2)
    year・counter for years
    休
    やす.む・やす.まる・やす.める…(1)
    rest・day off・retire・sleep
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