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leave 1 AHD[lēv] D.J.[liːv]K.K.[liv]v.（动词）left[lĕft] leav.ing, leaves v.tr.（及物动词）- To go out of or away from:离开：从…走出或远离：not allowed to leave the room.不准离开房间
- To go without taking or removing:留下：没有拿走或移走：left my book on the bus.把我的书留在公共汽车上了
- To omit or exclude:舍去：省略或排除：left out the funniest part of the story.省略了故事中最有趣的部分
- To have as a result, consequence, or remainder:成…的结果：作为结果、后果或遗迹而拥有：The car left a trail of exhaust fumes. Two from eight leaves six.车子留下废气的痕迹；八减二得六
- To cause or allow to be or remain in a specified state:维持：使或允许在或保持某一特定状态：left the lights on.让灯亮着
- To have remaining after death:遗留：死后保留有：left a young son.死后留下一个年幼的儿子
- To bequeath:遗赠：left her money to charity.她把钱遗赠给慈善机构
- To give over to another to control or act on:交付，托付：转交给另外的人让他控制或采取行动：Leave all the details to us.将细节都交给我们
- To abandon or forsake:放弃，抛弃：leave home; left her husband.抛弃家庭；离开她的丈夫
- To remove oneself from association with or participation in:脱离：使自己避免与…的联系或参与：left the navy for civilian life.脱离海军恢复平民生活
- To give or deposit, as for use or information, upon one's departure or in one's absence:留下：某人离开或不在时给予或存放以备使用或告知某事：He left a note for you. Leave your name and address.他给你留了封短信。留下你的姓名和地址
- To cause or permit to be or remain attainable:允许：使或允许得到或保持得到：left myself plenty of time.给自己充裕的时间
- Non-Standard To allow or permit; let.【非标准用语】 允许，许可；让
v.intr.（不及物动词）- To set out or depart; go:离开：出发或离开；走：When can you leave?什么时候你可以离开?
leave alone - To refrain from disturbing or interfering.不打扰：防止打搅或干扰
leave off - To stop; cease.停止；结束
- To stop doing or using.停止做或使用
- Middle English leaven 中古英语 leaven
- from Old English lǣfan * see leip- 源自 古英语 lǣfan * 参见 leip-
leavʹer n.（名词）- Leave alone is acceptable as a substitute for let alone in the sense "to refrain from disturbing or interfering.” The following examples were approved by a majority of the Usage Panel in an earlier survey: Leave alone 在用作“防止干搅或干扰”这一意义时，可以替代 let alone 。 在早期进行的用法调查中，大多数人都认可以下的例句： Leave him alone and he will produce.别打扰他，他会写出来的。Left alone, he was quite productive. 别打搅他，他相当有创作才能。
- Those who do not accept these examples generally feelthatleave alone should mean simply "to depart from one who remains in solitude": 那些不赞成这些例子的人大都觉得，leave alone 只应该表示“离开处于孤独中的人”的意义： They were left alone in the wilderness. · 他们被抛在旷野之中。
- In formal writingleave is not an acceptable substitute for let in the sense "to allow or permit.” Onlylet is acceptable in the following examples: 在正式的写作中，当表示“允许或许可”的意思时，不能用leave 来代替 let 。 在以下例句中，只有let 是正确的： Let me be.别管我。Let him go.让他走。Let us not quarrel.我们不要争吵。Let it lie. 让它躺着
leave 2 AHD[lēv] D.J.[liːv]K.K.[liv]n.（名词）abbr. lv.【缩写】- Permission to do something.See Synonyms at permission 许可：允许做某事 参见 permission
- Official permission to be absent from work or duty, as that granted to military or corporate personnel.准假：能够离开工作或职责的正式许可，如给予军事或公司职员的
- The period of time granted by such permission. Also called leave of absence 批准的假期：通过这样的许可而得到的一段时间 也作 leave of absence
- An act of departing; a farewell:告别：告别的行为；分离：took leave of her with a heavy heart.心情沉重地和她道别
- Middle English leve 中古英语 leve
- from Old English lēafe [dative and accusative of] lēaf * see leubh- 源自 古英语 lēafe lēaf的与格和宾格 * 参见 leubh-
leave 3 AHD[lēv] D.J.[liːv]K.K.[liv]v.intr.（不及物动词）leaved, leav.ing, leaves - To put forth foliage; leaf.生出叶子；长叶
- Middle English leaven 中古英语 leaven
- from leaf [leaf] * see leaf 源自 leaf [叶子] * 参见 leaf
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