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Перевод: AWOL

[прилагательное]
находящийся в самовольной отлучке;
[аббревиатура]
находящийся в самовольной отлучке;
[наречие]
в самовольной отлучке

Тезаурус:

1. GAS FOOD LODGING Allison Anders's first film is a story about women - the men have gone AWOL, or hover in the background like so many endearing pets - and also a Winderesque pan of an America where the Dream has died and only the vastness of the desert and smallmindedness of its inhabitants survive.
2. Springbok fullback Andr Joubert (below), finds that his Barbarian team mates have gone AWOL
3. As you'd guess, most of "Mexican R'n'B" was recorded live (although Edgar did have to double on guitar when regular guitarist Ged Lynn went AWOL in the middle of recording).
4. One or more members of team unavailable (AWOL; sick; high on pot/vodka; gone to fetch coffee/tea).
5. Besides, enough people go AWOL on Mars that one more won't make any difference.
6. On top of everything, the sound system went AWOL and produced a continuous drone throughout the whole of Act I. Which, strangely enough, concentrated my mind wonderfully.
7. The value of occasionally going AWOL can't be over-stressed.
8. Not only was the IDE host card hanging out of the slot, the securing screw having gone AWOL, but the ribbon cable was disconnected, too.
9. AWOL perhaps.
10. But the huge spider is still AWOL.
11. So if you see Ron, tell him if he goes back and keeps shut-up, he'll only have the AWOL to answer for.
12. Also the cutlery has warped and the cereal bowls have cracked and the lining paper has started its inexorable roll down the walls and the Hoovermatic has gone symptomatic and the Teflon's gone AWOL from the frying pan and the tumble dryer's lost its rubber.
13. But it was shrewd of Joseph to go temporarily AWOL, absent-without-leave, for he would have been an undoubted target for the flak being hurled by an angry Kinnear.