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I . leave [liːv] N

2. leave no pl:

to go/be on leave MIL

II . leave <left, left> [liːv] VB trans

III . leave <left, left> [liːv] VB intr

leave behind VB trans

1. leave behind (not take along):

2. leave behind (forget):

3. leave behind (progress beyond):

leave off VB trans

1. leave off (give up):

2. leave off (omit):

leave out VB trans

1. leave out (omit):

2. leave out (exclude):

leave over VB trans

sick leave N

Usage examples with leaving

she's leaving tomorrow

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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On cooking, the batter separates, leaving a pool of lemon curdy sauce at the base of the dish and a tender, light sponge on top.
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He attacks her, hitting her in the head with a spanner and leaving her to die.
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In general, employment at these employers are bound to a church membership, so in cases of leaving the church, the employment relationship shall be repealed.
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She also becomes overwhelmingly upset over relatively small occurrences such as leaving laundry out in the rain and putting the wrong condiments on her food.
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Beyond super leaving groups in reactivity lie the hyper leaving groups.
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Within a week of leaving the nest the young birds are capable of hunting for mice on their own.
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Scrunch up the foil around it, leaving it loose.
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Due to the shortage of willing vampire donors, human drainers attack vampires and drain their entire blood supply, either staking the vamps or leaving victims to die in the sun.
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The wilderness goat died, leaving the iniquities in the wilderness.
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After leaving school he trained as an architect but gave it up after six months, feeling he was not skilled enough.
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