shore leave (Meaning)
Wordnet
shore leave (n)
leave granted to a sailor or naval officer
Synonyms & Antonyms of shore leave
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shore leave Sentence Examples
- Sailors eagerly anticipated their shore leave to explore the exotic destinations they visited.
- The crew had only a few days of shore leave before they had to set sail again.
- The captain granted the crew shore leave as a reward for their hard work.
- The sailors spent their shore leave exploring the vibrant streets of the foreign city.
- The sailors took advantage of their shore leave to indulge in local cuisine and experience the culture.
- The shore leave was a much-needed respite for the crew, who had been at sea for several months.
- The crew members were granted shore leave in groups, with strict instructions to respect local laws and customs.
- The sailors' shore leave was cut short due to an unexpected weather event.
- The shore leave policy was designed to give sailors a chance to relax and recharge before returning to duty.
- The crew's shore leave was revoked as a disciplinary measure after a violation of regulations.
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leave granted to a sailor or naval officer
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Sailors eagerly anticipated their shore leave to explore the exotic destinations they visited.
The crew had only a few days of shore leave before they had to set sail again.
The captain granted the crew shore leave as a reward for their hard work.
The sailors spent their shore leave exploring the vibrant streets of the foreign city.
