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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. left [ingl. brit. lɛft, ingl. am. lɛft] V. pret. V. part. pas.

left → leave

II. left [ingl. brit. lɛft, ingl. am. lɛft] SUST.

1. left (side or direction):

left
on the left
on your left
to the left
keep (to the) left MOTOR

2. left POL.:

the left
on the left
to the left of sb

3. left DEP.:

left
left

III. left [ingl. brit. lɛft, ingl. am. lɛft] ADJ.

left eye, hand, shoe:

left

IV. left [ingl. brit. lɛft, ingl. am. lɛft] ADV.

left go, look, turn:

left

V. left [ingl. brit. lɛft, ingl. am. lɛft]

left, right and centre (indiscriminately) criticize, spend money:
left, right and centre dismiss, censor:
to be out in left field coloq. ingl. am.

I. leave [ingl. brit. liːv, ingl. am. liv] SUST.

1. leave:

leave, a. leave of absence MILIT.
to be on leave MILIT.

2. leave (permission):

to ask sb's leave to do, to ask leave of sb (to do) form.

3. leave (departure):

II. leave <pret. imperf., part. pas. left> [ingl. brit. liːv, ingl. am. liv] V. trans.

1. leave (depart from):

leave (gen) house, station etc
leave (more permanently) country, city etc
leave (by going out) room, building
to leave the track train:
the smile left her face fig.

2. leave (leave behind):

leave object
leave key, instructions, name, tip, address
laisser (for pour, with à)
leave (permanently) animal, children, family
to leave sb sth
laisser qc à qn
to leave sb/sth in sb's care
confier qn/qc à qn

3. leave (let remain):

leave food, drink, gap, choice

4. leave (allow to do):

to leave sth to sb job, task
laisser [qc] à qn
to leave sb to himself, to leave sb be coloq.

5. leave (result in):

leave oil, wine, tea: stain
leave cup, plate etc: stain, mark
leave cup, heel, chair: hole, dent

6. leave (postpone):

leave task, homework, housework

7. leave (stop and agree):

8. leave DER. (bequeath):

leave money, property
to leave sth to sb, to leave sb sth
léguer qc à qn

9. leave (be survived by):

leave widow, son, daughter

10. leave (pass):

to leave sth on one's left/right

III. leave <pret. imperf., part. pas. left> [ingl. brit. liːv, ingl. am. liv] V. intr.

to leave for airport, France

IV. leave <pret. imperf., part. pas. left> [ingl. brit. liːv, ingl. am. liv] V. v. refl.

to leave oneself (with) time, money

straight left SUST. DEP.

broad left SUST. ingl. brit. POL.

broad left

I. ultra-left [ingl. brit. ˌʌltrəˈlɛft, ingl. am. ˌəltrəˈlɛft] SUST.

the ultra-left

II. ultra-left [ingl. brit. ˌʌltrəˈlɛft, ingl. am. ˌəltrəˈlɛft] ADJ.

ultra-left

inside left SUST. DEP.

inside left
inside left

left luggage SUST. ingl. brit.

1. left luggage:

left luggage

2. left luggage:

left luggage

loony left ingl. brit. coloq., pey.

loony left

left-click V. intr.

left-click

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

left-hand page, side, door:

left-hand

left back SUST. DEP.

left back

en el diccionario PONS

I. left1 [left] SUST.

1. left no pl. (direction opposite right):

left

2. left no pl. (left side):

left
on/to the left

3. left no pl. (political grouping):

the left
party on the left

4. left coloq. → left-hander

II. left1 [left] ADJ.

left

III. left1 [left] ADV.

left

left-hander SUST.

left-hander
gaucher(-ère) m (f)

left2 [left] V.

left pret., part. pas. of leave

leave2 [li:v] SUST.

1. leave no pl. (permission, consent):

2. leave no pl. (vacation time):

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

1. leave (let):

to leave sb sth
laisser qc à qn
to leave sb/sth doing sth
laisser qn/qc faire qc
to leave sb/sth be

2. leave (depart from):

leave home, wife, work

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

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

III. leave1 [li:v] SUST.

left-handed ADJ.

1. left-handed (regularly using left hand):

left-handed

2. left-handed (for left hand use):

left-handed

left-hander SUST.

left-hander
gaucher(-ère) m (f)

left-winger SUST. POL.

left-winger

left wing SUST. + sing./pl. v. POL.

left wing

I. left-hand ADJ.

left-hand
left-hand drive

II. left-hand SUST.

left-hand

left-wing ADJ. POL.

left-wing

leave over V. trans.

to be left over from sth

left-luggage office SUST. ingl. brit.

en el diccionario PONS

I. left1 [left] SUST.

1. left (direction opposite right):

left

2. left (left side):

left
on/to the left

3. left (political grouping):

the left
party on the left

4. left coloq. → left-hander

II. left1 [left] ADJ.

left

III. left1 [left] ADV.

left

left-hander SUST.

left-hander
gaucher(-ère) m (f)

left2 [left] V.

left pret., part. pas. of leave

leave2 [liv] SUST.

1. leave (permission, consent):

2. leave (vacation time):

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

1. leave (let):

to leave sb sth
laisser qc à qn
to leave sb/sth doing sth
laisser qn/qc faire qc
to leave sb/sth be

2. leave (depart from):

leave home, wife, work

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

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

III. leave1 [liv] SUST.

left-handed ADJ.

1. left-handed (regularly using left hand):

left-handed

2. left-handed (for left hand use):

left-handed

left-winger SUST. POL.

left-winger

left-hander SUST.

left-hander
gaucher(-ère) m (f)

left-wing ADJ. POL.

left-wing

left wing SUST. POL.

left wing

left-hand ADJ.

left-hand

left field SUST.

left field sports:

left field

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to be (way) out in left field coloq.

leave over V. trans.

to be left over from sth
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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Twist off the leaves leaving an inch or two of stem attached.
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