to retire (from the workforce); to go into retirement

to go on vacation; to have a holiday; to take leave

don't think (that); don't imagine (that)

surname Xiu

to rest; to stop doing sth for a period of time; to cease; (imperative) don't

Houston, Texas

lobby; lounge

(idiom) to chatter endlessly; to talk nonstop

retirement pension; pension payments received after retirement

(medicine) (loanword) shock; to go into shock

leisure; relaxation; not working; idle; to enjoy leisure; to lie fallow

to give up; to abandon (a goal etc); to let sth go; forget it; let the matter drop

to adjourn (law)

armistice

endlessly; ceaselessly

(biology) dormant; (of a volcano) dormant; (computing) to hibernate

Houston, Texas

to recuperate; to recover; to convalesce

noon break; lunch break; lunchtime nap

to suspend schooling; to defer study

(idiom) to let the matter rest; to just let it go; to take it lying down (usu. used in the negative)

to adjourn

(Tw) Houston, Texas

to rest and reorganize (military)

to get thoroughly drunk (idiom); to get plastered

rest for now; stop (usually imperative form)

to request permission to resign from an official position (old)

see 介休市[Jie4 xiu1 Shi4]

to cease fire; armistice; rested troops

to repudiate one's wife

see 休寧縣|休宁县[Xiu1 ning2 Xian4]

to close the market (for a holiday or overnight etc)

don't blame (sb)

to rest; to relax; to take a break

to stop

(literary) a regular day off granted to officials in ancient times, for "rest and bathing"

to be off duty

to leave farmland to lie fallow

David Hume (1711–1776), Scottish Enlightenment philosopher

Ceuta, autonomous city of Spain on the northern coast of Africa, bordering Morocco

to shift holidays, taking a weekday off

complete rest (after an illness)

to have a public holiday; to have an official holiday; (Tw) (of a business establishment) to be closed regularly on certain days, as determined by a trade association

two-day weekend (abbr. for 雙休日|双休日[shuang1 xiu1 ri4])

to let matters rest

angry; wrathful

to be on sick leave

to retire under the special retirement system for eligible veteran Communist cadres

to take deferred time off (to make up for working during the weekend or holidays); compensatory leave