leave verb (GO AWAY)
A1 [ I or T ] to go away from someone or something, for a short time or permanently
離開;離去;走開 I'll be leaving at five o'clock tomorrow.
我明天早晨五點鐘離開。
More examples
- 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.
leave verb (NOT TAKE)
leave verb (REMAIN)
A2 If something leaves something else, a part or effect of it stays after it has gone or been used.
留下;剩下 [ + two objects ] If I give you €50 that won't leave me enough cash to pay the bill.
如果我給你十英鎊,我剩下的錢就不夠付帳了。
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(某種狀態) Leave that chair where it is.
把那張椅子留在原處。
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.
離開時…繼續做… I left the children watching television.
我走的時候,孩子們仍在看電視。
He left the engine running.
他離開的時候沒有關上引擎。
leave verb (STOP)
leave verb (AFTER DEATH)
leave verb (GIVE RESPONSIBILITY)
Idiom(s)
leave noun (HOLIDAY)
leave noun (PERMISSION)
› [ U ] formal permission or agreement
許可,允許,同意 He did it without (my) leave.
他未經我同意就做了這件事。