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I . leave1 <left, left> [li:v] V. trans.

1. leave (on foot):

to leave sth

2. leave (in vehicle):

to leave sth

3. leave (stop working):

to leave a job

4. leave school:

leave

5. leave person, house:

leave

6. leave message, object, stains:

leave
to leave sth for [or until] some time

7. leave (resign):

to leave sth
to leave sth

8. leave DER. (give property):

to leave sb sth [or sth to sb]

II . leave1 <left, left> [li:v] V. intr.

1. leave (on foot):

leave

2. leave (in vehicle):

leave

leave2 [li:v] SUST.

1. leave sin pl. (vacation time):

leave
urlop m
to go on leave
sick leave

2. leave sin pl. form. (permission):

leave

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to take complete leave of one's senses fig.
to take one's leave of sb form.

compassionate leave SUST. sin pl.

I . leave off V. trans.

1. leave off light:

leave off

2. leave off ingl. brit.:

to leave off doing sth

II . leave off V. intr.

leave off

leave out V. trans.

1. leave out (omit):

leave out

2. leave out (exclude):

leave out

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

leave it out!

leave-taking SUST. liter.

maternity leave SUST. sin pl.

paternity leave SUST. sin pl.

shore leave SUST.

1. shore leave (permission):

shore leave

2. shore leave (period):

shore leave

sick leave SUST. sin pl.

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

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Many merchants were hit hard by crippling financial losses and had to leave in search for a better way of life.
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Following the death of his father he was granted compassionate leave by the club, missing one game.
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As the children leave the stables to begin looking for Sagitta, a one-legged beggar says he knows exactly where to find the horse.
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Put the lemon peel into a glass and cover with a double measure (about 75 ml) of whiskey and leave overnight, covered.
tvnz.co.nz
After they leave, the Prince Regent appears, in disguise, dressed as a tattered vagabond.
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This involves emailing staff who take an unusually large amount of personal leave to show them how they compare to the average.
www.themandarin.com.au
I like to leave all the glory and shine to others, but this is the validation that means the most to me.
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Women were allowed three days of annual leave in case of illness within the family.
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He is prone to giving others cold looks if they are not willing to leave him alone.
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Priests are never to leave the altar to collect alms from the faithful.
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