Translations for „leave out“ in the English » German Dictionary

leave out VB trans

1. leave out (omit):

to leave out ⇆ sth

etw auslassen

to leave out ⇆ sth chance, opportunity

etw auslassen [o. verpassen]

to leave out ⇆ sth facts, scenes

etw weglassen

she left the almonds out of the cake

sie gab keine Mandeln in den Kuchen

2. leave out (exclude):

to leave out ⇆ sb

jdn ausschließen

Phrases:

leave it out! Brit sl (desist)

hör auf!

leave it out! (that can't be true)

ist nicht wahr! inf

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

leave it out! (that can't be true)

ist nicht wahr! inf

to get ready to get out/leave

sich acc zum Ausgehen/Weggehen fertig machen

to leave sb out in the cold

jdn ignorieren

to leave sb/sth out in the cold

jdn/etw im Regen stehen lassen inf

don't leave those boxes out in the wet

lass die Kisten nicht draußen in der Nässe stehen

to take no account of sth [or to leave sth out of [the] account ]

etw außer Acht lassen

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

They leave out the area on the west side of railway line, perhaps because it is in a different city ward.

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When the mob comes, they leave out the back, and certain activities sicken them to a point that they can consider breaking the code.

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The cartographer is thus constantly making judgements about what to include, what to leave out and what to show in a "slightly" incorrect place.

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We strive to tell a story in our paintings with as few lines as possible and leave out all unnecessary details.

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The delight of writing novels is what you can leave out on each page, in each sentence.

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He knew how to leave out details that would have crowded the drawings.

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Therefore, considerations of full-time employees only necessarily leave out data on many women working part-time to remain active in their field.

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He used double entendre and when telling a joke would often leave out the last word or words for the audience to complete.

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They often leave out typical regional varieties and use more widely known varieties instead.

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It is believed that he had to leave out some of what he knew under threat of losing his pension.

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