A1 [ I or T ] to go away from someone or something, for a short time or permanently离开;离去;走开
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I didn't leave the office until eight o'clock last night.
A young girl was crying, protesting that she didn't want to leave her mother.
We gathered our things together and left quickly.
Soon we had left the river estuary and were heading towards the open sea .
Your flight to Perth will leave from Terminal 4.
A2 [ T ] to not take something or someone with you when you go, either intentionally or by accident遗留,遗忘
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Guests are advised not to leave any articles of value in their hotel rooms.
Never leave your luggage unattended.
It's considered good manners in some societies to leave a little food on your plate.
She absent-mindedly left her umbrella on the bus.
That's funny - I'm sure I left my keys here.
A2 If something leaves something else, a part or effect of it stays after it has gone or been used.留下;剩下
B2 [ T ] If you leave something in a particular condition, you do not touch it, move it, or act to change it in any way, so that it stays in the same condition.使保留;使保持(某种状态)
C1 [ T + obj + -ing verb ] If you leave something or someone doing something, he, she, or it is still doing it when you go away.离开时(某人)正继续做…
A1 [ T ] to stop doing something, or to leave a place because you have finished an activity离开;停止;完成
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She walked straight into a well-paid job after leaving university.
I never get to see her now that she's left the company.
He left the priesthood to get married.
My contract specifies that I must give a month's notice if I leave my job.
After I leave college, I want to travel round the world.
[ T ] To leave a wife, husband, or other close family member is to die while these family members are still alive.死后留下,身后留下
C2 [ + two objects ] If you leave something that you own to someone, you say they should receive it when you die.死后将…赠与;给(某人)留下(遗产)
[ T ] to allow someone to make a choice or decision about something, or to make someone responsible for something让(某人)决定;允许(某人)选择;使(某人)对…负责
C2 [ U ] time allowed away from work for a holiday or illness假,假日,假期
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I haven't got any leave left.
He's on leave this week.
I get 25 days annual leave.
I need to take some leave before the end of the year.
We were given an extra day's leave.
[ U ] formal permission or agreement许可,允许,同意
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