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left1 [left] VB

left pt, pp of leave:

See also leave over , leave out , leave off , leave behind , leave

leave over VB trans usu passive to be left over [from sth]

leave out VB trans

2. leave (exclude):

I . leave off VB trans

2. leave (not put on):

3. leave (not wear):

4. leave (not turn on):

II . leave off VB intr inf

leave behind VB trans

1. leave (not take along):

2. leave (leave traces):

3. leave (no longer participate in):

I . leave [li:v] N no pl

2. leave (farewell):

slovo n

3. leave (permission, consent):

4. leave (departure):

odhod m

II . leave <left, left> [li:v] VB trans

1. leave (depart from):

odhajati [perf oditi]

3. leave (not take away with):

4. leave (forget to take):

5. leave (let traces remain):

6. leave (cause to remain):

8. leave (not change):

9. leave (not eat):

10. leave (bequeath):

11. leave (be survived by):

12. leave (put off doing):

13. leave (not discuss further):

III . leave <left, left> [li:v] VB intr

I . left2 [left] N

1. left no pl (direction):

from left to right

2. left (left turn):

to make a left

3. left (street on the left):

4. left no pl (left side):

the left
leva f
on/to the left
on/to sb's left
on/to sb's left

5. left SPORTS:

left
levica f

6. left no pl (political grouping):

the left
levica f

II . left2 [left] ADJ

1. left (position, direction):

left

2. left (political direction):

left

III . left2 [left] ADV

ˈleft-hand ADJ attr

1. left-hand (on sb's left side):

2. left-hand SPORTS:

3. left-hand (in road):

left-ˈhand·ed ADJ

1. left-handed (of person):

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

left-ˈhand·er N

1. left-hander (person):

levičar(ka) m (f)

2. left-hander (curve in road):

zavoj m v levo

3. left-hander (hit):

left-ˈlug·gage N, left-ˈlug·gage of·fice N Brit

left ˈwing N + sing/pl vb the left wing

1. left wing (in politics):

the left wing
levičarji m pl

2. left wing:

the left wing

left-ˈwing ADJ

left-ˈwing·er N

out·side ˈleft N

outside left

I . leave [li:v] N no pl

2. leave (farewell):

slovo n

3. leave (permission, consent):

4. leave (departure):

odhod m

II . leave <left, left> [li:v] VB trans

1. leave (depart from):

odhajati [perf oditi]

3. leave (not take away with):

4. leave (forget to take):

5. leave (let traces remain):

6. leave (cause to remain):

8. leave (not change):

9. leave (not eat):

10. leave (bequeath):

11. leave (be survived by):

12. leave (put off doing):

13. leave (not discuss further):

III . leave <left, left> [li:v] VB intr

leave behind VB trans

1. leave (not take along):

2. leave (leave traces):

3. leave (no longer participate in):

I . leave off VB trans

2. leave (not put on):

3. leave (not wear):

4. leave (not turn on):

II . leave off VB intr inf

leave out VB trans

2. leave (exclude):

leave over VB trans usu passive to be left over [from sth]

leave-in [ˈli:vɪn] ADJ

ˈleave-tak·ing N no pl

ma·ˈter·nity leave N no pl

pa·ˈter·nity leave N no pl

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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The una corda and damper pedals are at the left and right of this space, and face straight in, like the table piano pedals.
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For the next decade, the government largely left the alleys untouched.
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Such decisions are usually left up to those who are legally responsible to act on behalf of the bank.
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But he soon left to work in Burma for two years, leaving her with her in-laws.
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A more accurate term for the left pedal on an upright piano is the half-blow pedal.
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His piano style is characterised by heavy basses or vamping chords in the left hand and tremolos with his right.
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Childhood poverty and ill health, aggravated by a bout of rickets, had left him with badly stunted legs.
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During the rescue attempts, a petrol tank exploded and the wreckage was left to burn itself out.
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Aged 12 he left school (1892) and became an apprentice coach painter, from which he resigned on account of the scourge of lead poisoning.
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The initial launch left users confused with the application's user interface and purpose.
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