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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

left1 [ingl. am. lɛft, ingl. brit. lɛft] pret. & pret. part leave

leave2 [ingl. am. liv, ingl. brit. liːv] SUST.

1. leave U or C (authorized absence):

licencia f esp amer.
leave MILIT.
leave MILIT.
estar/salir de licencia esp amer.

2. leave U (permission):

leave form.

3. leave U (departure) form.:

despedirse de alguien

I. leave1 <pret. & part. pas. left> V. trans.

1.1. leave (go away from):

the plane left Rome at 10
may I leave the room? eufem.
he left school at 16
she left home at the age of 17

1.2. leave (withdraw from):

leave profession/organization/politics
to leave sth for sth

2. leave (abandon):

leave wife/family
he was left for dead

3.1. leave (deposit in specified place):

3.2. leave (leave behind for sb):

to leave sth for sb
dejarle algo a alguien
I left a note for him

3.3. leave (not take):

3.4. leave (forget):

dejarse coloq.
I left my money at home!

3.5. leave (not eat):

leave food

4.1. leave (allow, cause to remain):

4.2. leave (cause to be, have):

it left me/I was left with nothing to do

5.1. leave (have as aftereffect):

leave stain/scar

5.2. leave (as evidence, sign):

6.1. leave (not attend to, postpone):

6.2. leave (not disturb or interfere):

to leave sth/sb to + infin
dejar algo/a algn +  infin or que  +  subj

7.1. leave (entrust):

7.2. leave (allow, cause sb to do):

to leave sb to + infin
dejar que algn +  subj

8.1. leave MAT.:

6 from 10 leaves 4

8.2. leave (after deduction, elimination):

to be left

8.3. leave (make available):

I was left with only $200

9.1. leave (bequeath):

to leave sth to sb/sth money/property
dejar(le) algo a alguien/algo

9.2. leave (after bereavement):

II. leave1 <pret. & part. pas. left> V. intr.

marcharse esp Esp.
to leave for sth
salir para algo

I. left2 SUST.

1.1. left (left side):

left
on the left
it's the one on the left
to drive on the left
to drive on the left
keep (to the) left
on or to my/your left

1.2. left (left turn):

take the next left
take the next left
to make or ingl. brit. take a left

1.3. left (in boxing):

left (hand)
left (blow)
left (blow)

2. left POL.:

the left

II. left2 ADJ.

1. left atrbv. side/ear/shoe:

left

2. left POL.:

left
left
left

III. left2 ADV.

left turn/look:

left
left
left, right! left, right! MILIT.
left and right or ingl. brit. left, right and centre coloq. he was hitting out left and right
left and right or ingl. brit. left, right and centre coloq. he was hitting out left and right

left-winger [ingl. am. ˈlɛft ˈˌwɪŋər, ˈlɛf(t)ˈˌwɪŋər, ingl. brit. ˌlɛftˈwɪŋə] SUST.

1. left-winger POL.:

left-winger

2. left-winger DEP.:

left-winger
left-winger

left field SUST. (in baseball)

1. left field (area):

left field
to be (out) in left field ingl. am. person:
to come from or out of left field

2. left field (position):

to play left field

left-footed [ˌlɛftˈfʊdəd] ADJ.

left-footed person
left-footed kick

I. left wing [ingl. am. ˈlɛf(t) ˈˌwɪŋ, ingl. brit.] SUST.

1. left wing POL. + sing. or pl v.:

the left wing
the left wing

2.1. left wing DEP. (area):

left wing
left wing
ala f (con artículo masculino en el singular) izquierda

2.2. left wing DEP. (position):

to play left wing

II. left-wing ADJ.

left-wing ideals/sympathies:

left-wing
left-wing
left-wing

left-click [ˌlɛftˈklɪk] V. intr.

left-click
left-click

left-hand [ingl. am. ˌlɛftˈhænd, ingl. brit. lɛftˈhand] ADJ. atrbv.

left-hand column/gatepost:

left-hand

left-handed [ingl. am. ˌlɛftˈhændəd, ingl. brit. lɛftˈhandɪd] ADJ.

left-handed person
left-handed stroke
left-handed scissors/tool

left luggage [ˌleftˈlʌɡɪdʒ] SUST. ingl. brit.

left luggage

en el diccionario PONS

left1 [left] V.

left pt, part. pas. of leave

leave2 [li:v] SUST.

to have/get sb's leave (to do sth)
to go/be on leave MILIT.

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

1. leave (depart from):

leave school, university
leave work

2. leave:

to leave sth to sb

3. leave (put in a situation):

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

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

III. leave1 [li:v] left, left left, left SUST.

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

I. left2 [left] SUST.

1. left sin pl. (direction, sight):

left
the left
to turn to the left
on/to the left
on her left

2. left sin pl. POL.:

left
on the left

II. left2 [left] ADJ.

left

III. left2 [left] ADV.

left
to turn left

left-hand [ˌleftˈhænd] ADJ.

left-hand
left-hand side
left-hand bend
left-hand drive

left-wing [ˌleftˈwɪŋ] ADJ. POL.

left-wing

left-winger SUST. POL.

left-winger

outside left SUST.

outside left

left hand SUST.

left hand
on the left hand

left wing SUST. POL.

left wing

left-handed ADJ.

left-handed

left-hander SUST.

1. left-hander (left-handed):

left-hander
zurdo(-a) m (f)

2. left-hander DEP.:

left-hander
en el diccionario PONS

left1 [left] V.

left pt, part. pas. of leave

leave2 [liv] SUST.

to have/get sb's leave (to do sth)
to go/be on leave MILIT.

I. leave1 <left, left> [liv] V. trans.

1. leave (depart from):

leave school, college
leave work

2. leave:

to leave sth to sb

3. leave (put in a situation):

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

II. leave1 <left, left> [liv] V. intr.

III. leave1 [liv] SUST.

I. left2 [left] SUST.

1. left (direction, sight):

left
the left
to turn to the left
on/to the/her left

2. left POL.:

left
on the left

II. left2 [left] ADJ.

left

III. left2 [left] ADV.

left
to turn left

left hand SUST.

left hand
on the left hand

left-hand ADJ.

left-hand
left-hand side
left-hand turn

left field SUST. (in baseball)

left field
argot to be out in left field

left-handed ADJ.

left-handed

left-hander SUST.

left-hander
zurdo(-a) m (f)

left-winger SUST. POL.

left-winger

left wing SUST. POL.

left wing

left-wing ADJ. POL.

left-wing
Present
Ileft-click
youleft-click
he/she/itleft-clicks
weleft-click
youleft-click
theyleft-click
Past
Ileft-clicked
youleft-clicked
he/she/itleft-clicked
weleft-clicked
youleft-clicked
theyleft-clicked
Present Perfect
Ihaveleft-clicked
youhaveleft-clicked
he/she/ithasleft-clicked
wehaveleft-clicked
youhaveleft-clicked
theyhaveleft-clicked
Past Perfect
Ihadleft-clicked
youhadleft-clicked
he/she/ithadleft-clicked
wehadleft-clicked
youhadleft-clicked
theyhadleft-clicked

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He began playing baseball as a left-handed batter.
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He is a left-handed batsman who bowls right-arm medium pace.
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This bias is also apparent in the lesser-known antonym ambisinistrous, which means left-handed "i.e.", clumsy on both sides.
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As is true of all physids, the shell is sinistral, or left-handed.
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The curveball is his off-speed pitch of choice to right-handed hitters, while left-handed hitters face the splitter.
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