leave的意思和读音

leave

: [liv] : [liːv]

v.););

n.

left leaving  left  leaves  leaving  

v.+n.leave message,leave school,leave job,train leave,leave impression

adv.+v.probably leave,quietly leave

v.stay,remove

n.permission,consent,leave of absence,authority,authorization

v.set aside,result in,bequeath,abandon,delay

leavev.place/person

1.[i][t]to go away from a person or a place

Come on, it's time we left.

The plane leaves for Dallas at 12.35. 12:35

I hate leaving home.

The plane leaves Heathrow at 12.35. 12:35

home/job/school

2.[i][t]to stop living at a place, belonging to a group, working for an employer, etc.

My secretary has threatened to leave.

Some children leave school at 16. 16

wife/husband

3.[t]~ sb (for sb)to leave your wife, husband or partner permanently

She's leaving him for another man.

sth to do later

4.[t]to not do sth or deal with sth immediately

Leave the dishes─I'll do them later./ target=_blank class=infotextkey>

Why do you always leave everything until the last moment?

sb/sth in condition/place

5.[t]使to make or allow sb/sth to remain in a particular condition, place, etc.

Leave the door open, please./ target=_blank class=infotextkey>

The bomb blast left 25 people dead. 25

Don't leave her waiting outside in the rain.

Leave the rice to cook for 20 minutes. 20

6.[t]使使to make sth happen or remain as a result

Red wine leaves a stain.

She left me with the impression that she was unhappy with her job.

I'm afraid you leave me no choice.

7.[t]to remain to be used, sold, etc.

Is there any coffee left?

How many tickets do you have left?

They are fighting to save what is left of their business.

The only course of action left to me was to notify her employer.

8.[t]to go away from a place without taking sth/sb with you

I've left my bag on the bus.

Don't leave any of your belongings behind.

He wasn't well, so we had to leave him behind.

mathematics

9.[t]~ sthto have a particular amount remaining

Seven from ten leaves three.10 7 3。

after death

10.[t]~ sbto have family remaining after your death

He leaves a wife and two children.

11.[t]to give sth to sb when you die

She left £1 million to her daughter. 100

She left her daughter £1 million. 100

responsibility to sb

12.[t]to allow sb to take care of sth

You can leave the cooking to me.

She left her assistant in charge.

Leave it with me ─I'm sure I can sort it out./ target=_blank class=infotextkey>

‘Where shall we eat?’ ‘I'll leave it entirely (up) to you(= you can decide) .’“?”“。”

They left me with all the clearing up.

I was left to cope on my own.

deliver

13.[t]to deliver sth and then go away

Someone left this note for you.便

Someone left you this note.便

IDM leave leave sb in the lurch lurch Most idioms containingleave are at the entries for the nouns and adjectives in the idioms, for exampleleave sb in the lurch is atlurch .

Leave go of my arm─you're hurting me!

leave go (of sth)(informal)to stop holding on to sth

Leave go of my arm─you're hurting me!

We'll never agree, so let's just leave it at that./ target=_blank class=infotextkey>

leave it at that(informal)to say or do nothing more about sth

We'll never agree, so let's just leave it at that./ target=_blank class=infotextkey>

leave it out(informal)/ target=_blank class=infotextkey>used to tell sb to stop doing sthn.

1.a period of time when you are allowed to be away from work for a holiday/vacation or for a special reason

to take a month's paid/unpaid leave

soldiers home on leave

to be on maternity/study leave

How much annual leave do you get?

2.official permission to do sth

to be absent without leave

The court granted him leave to appeal against the sentence.

She asked for leave of absence(= permission to be away from work) to attend a funeral.

IDMby/with your leavewith your permissiontake leave of your sensesto start behaving as if you are crazy

With a nod and a smile, she took leave of her friends.

take (your) leave (of sb)to say goodbye

With a nod and a smile, she took leave of her friends.

without a by your leave; without so much as a by your leavewithout asking permission; rudely

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v.1.to go away from a place; to go away from a place and allow someone to continue doing something there2.to leave a place permanently; to leave a person permanently because a relationship has ended3.to stop working for an organization or going to school or college4.to put something somewhere, especially in a place where it will stay; to put something in a place and forget to take it away with you; to put a message somewhere for someone else to receive later; to produce a mark that remains after you have gone5.to arrange for someone to stay in a place or with a particular person6.to produce a situation, especially a bad one, that continues after you have gone7.to make someone feel a particular emotion or have a particular opinion8.to not do something, especially because you prefer to do it later or so that someone else can do it; to not make a decision and let someone else make it9.to not use something; to not eat or drink something; to not use an area of something10.to give something to someone before you go away; to give something to someone after you die, in a will11.to have close family members who continue to live after you die12.to make an amount remain after taking some away1.to go away from a place; to go away from a place and allow someone to continue doing something there2.to leave a place permanently; to leave a person permanently because a relationship has ended3.to stop working for an organization or going to school or college4.to put something somewhere, especially in a place where it will stay; to put something in a place and forget to take it away with you; to put a message somewhere for someone else to receive later; to produce a mark that remains after you have gone5.to arrange for someone to stay in a place or with a particular person6.to produce a situation, especially a bad one, that continues after you have gone7.to make someone feel a particular emotion or have a particular opinion8.to not do something, especially because you prefer to do it later or so that someone else can do it; to not make a decision and let someone else make it9.to not use something; to not eat or drink something; to not use an area of something10.to give something to someone before you go away; to give something to someone after you die, in a will11.to have close family members who continue to live after you die12.to make an amount remain after taking some away

n.1.a period of time away from your job, school, or the military2.permission

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1.As if desperate to leave no scent and to ghost off into the light before another human notices that they're actually free.

2.What you decide is up to you, as there is no "destiny" there - you can fix things, bond closer or, if you feel there's no hope, leave.-----使/ target=_blank class=infotextkey>

3.As was the rush hour, hundreds of passengers were forced to leave the subway station, waiting on the arrival side of the street.

4.I told you to leave me. - You were drowning.

5.The lady warned the children to leave the dog alone.

6.But then, why had he permitted that man to leave him alive? He had the right to be killed in that barricade.

7.Iguess it would be really nice to leave it behind and be back in the bullpen.

8.Well, this works in the same way - an enzyme breaks down the top layers of skin to leave you with a youthful glow.

9.We want you to leave us your 100% trust and confidence and be shipping to us on any of the above terms.100%

10.More than a year earlier, Cedras had signed an agreement to give up power, but when the time came to leave, he simply refused to go.