leave 音标拼音: [l'iv]
vt .
离开,脱离;留下,剩下,忘带;听任,让;交付,委托;使…处于
vi . 离去,动身
离开,脱离;留下,剩下,忘带;听任,让;交付,委托;使…处於离去,动身
leave n 1 :
the period of time during which you are absent from work or duty ; "
a ten day '
s leave to visit his mother " [
synonym :
{
leave }, {
leave of absence }]
2 :
permission to do something ; "
she was granted leave to speak "
3 :
the act of departing politely ; "
he disliked long farewells ";
"
he took his leave "; "
parting is such sweet sorrow " [
synonym :
{
farewell }, {
leave }, {
leave -
taking }, {
parting }]
v 1 :
go away from a place ; "
At what time does your train leave ?"; "
She didn '
t leave until midnight "; "
The ship leaves at midnight " [
synonym : {
leave }, {
go forth }, {
go away }]
[
ant : {
arrive }, {
come }, {
get }]
2 :
go and leave behind ,
either intentionally or by neglect or forgetfulness ; "
She left a mess when she moved out "; "
His good luck finally left him "; "
her husband left her after 20 years of marriage "; "
she wept thinking she had been left behind "
3 :
act or be so as to become in a specified state ; "
The inflation left them penniless "; "
The president '
s remarks left us speechless "
4 :
leave unchanged or undisturbed or refrain from taking ; "
leave it as is "; "
leave the young fawn alone "; "
leave the flowers that you see in the park behind " [
synonym : {
leave }, {
leave alone }, {
leave behind }]
5 :
move out of or depart from ; "
leave the room "; "
the fugitive has left the country " [
synonym : {
exit }, {
go out }, {
get out },
{
leave }] [
ant : {
come in }, {
enter }, {
get in }, {
get into }, {
go in }, {
go into }, {
move into }]
6 :
make a possibility or provide opportunity for ;
permit to be attainable or cause to remain ; "
This leaves no room for improvement "; "
The evidence allows only one conclusion ";
"
allow for mistakes "; "
leave lots of time for the trip ";
"
This procedure provides for lots of leeway " [
synonym : {
leave },
{
allow for }, {
allow }, {
provide }]
7 :
have as a result or residue ; "
The water left a mark on the silk dress "; "
Her blood left a stain on the napkin " [
synonym :
{
leave }, {
result }, {
lead }]
8 :
remove oneself from an association with or participation in ;
"
She wants to leave "; "
The teenager left home "; "
She left her position with the Red Cross "; "
He left the Senate after two terms "; "
after 20 years with the same company ,
she pulled up stakes " [
synonym : {
leave }, {
depart }, {
pull up stakes }]
9 :
put into the care or protection of someone ; "
He left the decision to his deputy "; "
leave your child the nurse '
s care "
[
synonym : {
entrust }, {
leave }]
10 :
leave or give by will after one '
s death ; "
My aunt bequeathed me all her jewelry "; "
My grandfather left me his entire estate " [
synonym : {
bequeath }, {
will }, {
leave }] [
ant :
{
disinherit }, {
disown }]
11 :
have left or have as a remainder ; "
That left the four of us "; "
19 minus 8 leaves 11 "
12 :
be survived by after one '
s death ; "
He left six children ";
"
At her death ,
she left behind her husband and 11 cats "
[
synonym : {
leave }, {
leave behind }]
13 :
transmit (
knowledge or skills ); "
give a secret to the Russians "; "
leave your name and address here "; "
impart a new skill to the students " [
synonym : {
impart }, {
leave }, {
give },
{
pass on }]
14 :
leave behind unintentionally ; "
I forgot my umbrella in the restaurant "; "
I left my keys inside the car and locked the doors " [
synonym : {
forget }, {
leave }]
Leave \
Leave \,
n . [
OE .
leve ,
leave ,
AS .
le ['
a ]
f ;
akin to le ['
o ]
f pleasing ,
dear ,
E .
lief ,
D .
oorlof leave ,
G .
arlaub ,
and erlauben to permit ,
Icel .
leyfi . [
root ]
124 .
See {
Lief }.]
1 .
Liberty granted by which restraint or illegality is removed ;
permission ;
allowance ;
license .
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1913 Webster ]
David earnestly asked leave of me . --
1 Sam .
xx .
6 .
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No friend has leave to bear away the dead . --
Dryden .
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2 .
The act of leaving or departing ;
a formal parting ;
a leaving ;
farewell ;
adieu ; --
used chiefly in the phrase ,
to take leave ,
i .
e .,
literally ,
to take permission to go .
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A double blessing is a '
double grace ;
Occasion smiles upon a second leave . --
Shak .
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And Paul after this tarried there yet a good while ,
and then took his leave of the brethren . --
Acts xviii .
18 .
[
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{
French leave }.
See under {
French }.
Syn :
See {
Liberty }.
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Leave \
Leave \,
v .
i . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Leaved };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n .
{
Leaving }]
To send out leaves ;
to leaf ; --
often with out . --
G .
Fletcher .
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Leave \
Leave \,
v .
t . [
See {
Levy }.]
To raise ;
to levy . [
Obs .]
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An army strong she leaved . --
Spenser .
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Leave \
Leave \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Left } (
l [
e ^]
ft );
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Leaving }.] [
OE .
leven ,
AS .
l ?
fan ,
fr .
l [=
a ]
f remnant ,
heritage ;
akin to lifian ,
libban ,
to live ,
orig .,
to remain ;
cf .
bel [
imac ]
fan to remain ,
G .
bleiben ,
Goth .
bileiban .
[
root ]
119 .
See {
Live },
v .]
1 .
To withdraw one '
s self from ;
to go away from ;
to depart from ;
as ,
to leave the house .
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Therefore shall a man leave his father and his mother ,
and shall cleave unto his wife . --
Gen .
ii .
24 .
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2 .
To let remain unremoved or undone ;
to let stay or continue ,
in distinction from what is removed or changed .
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If grape gatherers come to thee ,
would they not leave some gleaning grapes ? --
Jer .
xlix .
9 .
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These ought ye to have done ,
and not to leave the other undone . --
Matt .
xxiii .
23 .
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Besides it leaveth a suspicion ,
as if more might be said than is expressed . --
Bacon .
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3 .
To cease from ;
to desist from ;
to abstain from .
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Now leave complaining and begin your tea . --
Pope .
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4 .
To desert ;
to abandon ;
to forsake ;
hence ,
to give up ;
to relinquish .
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Lo ,
we have left all ,
and have followed thee . --
Mark x .
28 .
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The heresies that men do leave . --
Shak .
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5 .
To let be or do without interference ;
as ,
I left him to his reflections ;
I leave my hearers to judge .
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I will leave you now to your gossiplike humor .
--
Shak .
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6 .
To put ;
to place ;
to deposit ;
to deliver ;
to commit ;
to submit --
with a sense of withdrawing one '
s self from ;
as ,
leave your hat in the hall ;
we left our cards ;
to leave the matter to arbitrators .
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Leave there thy gift before the altar and go thy way . --
Matt .
v .
24 .
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The foot That leaves the print of blood where '
er it walks .
--
Shak .
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7 .
To have remaining at death ;
hence ,
to bequeath ;
as ,
he left a large estate ;
he left a good name ;
he left a legacy to his niece .
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8 .
to cause to be ; --
followed by an adjective or adverb describing a state or condition ;
as ,
the losses due to fire leave me penniless ;
The cost of defending himself left Bill Clinton with a mountain of lawyers '
bills .
[
WordNet 1 .
5 ]
{
To leave alone }.
(
a )
To leave in solitude .
(
b )
To desist or refrain from having to do with ;
as ,
to leave dangerous chemicals alone .
{
To leave off }.
(
a )
To desist from ;
to forbear ;
to stop ;
as ,
to leave off work at six o '
clock .
(
b )
To cease wearing or using ;
to omit to put in the usual position ;
as ,
to leave off a garment ;
to leave off the tablecloth .
(
c )
To forsake ;
as ,
to leave off a bad habit .
{
To leave out },
to omit ;
as ,
to leave out a word or name in writing .
{
To leave to one '
s self },
to let (
one )
be alone ;
to cease caring for (
one ).
Syn :
Syn >-
To quit ;
depart from ;
forsake ;
abandon ;
relinquish ;
deliver ;
bequeath ;
give up ;
forego ;
resign ;
surrender ;
forbear .
See {
Quit }.
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Leave \
Leave \,
v .
i .
1 .
To depart ;
to set out . [
Colloq .]
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By the time I left for Scotland . --
Carlyle .
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2 .
To cease ;
to desist ;
to leave off . "
He . . .
began at the eldest ,
and left at the youngest ." --
Gen .
xliv .
12 .
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{
To leave off },
to cease ;
to desist ;
to stop .
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Leave off ,
and for another summons wait .
--
Roscommon .
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320 Moby Thesaurus words for "
leave ":
AWOL ,
French leave ,
Godspeed ,
OK ,
abandon ,
abdicate ,
abrupt ,
abscondence ,
absence ,
absence without leave ,
absentation ,
absenteeism ,
absenting ,
abstain from ,
accord ,
add a codicil ,
adieu ,
admission ,
admit ,
alienate ,
allow ,
allowance ,
aloha ,
assign ,
authorization ,
back out ,
bar ,
be getting along ,
be gone ,
be off ,
be pensioned ,
be superannuated ,
beat it ,
beg off ,
bequeath ,
bereave ,
bud ,
burgeon ,
burst forth ,
buzz off ,
cast off ,
cast out ,
cease ,
cede ,
charter ,
check out ,
come away ,
commit ,
conge ,
consent ,
consign ,
count out ,
cry off ,
cut ,
cut adrift ,
cut off ,
cut out ,
day off ,
decamp ,
default ,
delete ,
demise ,
demit ,
depart ,
depart from ,
departure ,
desert ,
desist ,
deviate from ,
devise ,
disappear ,
disappearance ,
disarticulate ,
discard ,
disconnect ,
discontinue ,
disengage ,
disjoin ,
disjoint ,
dispensation ,
dispense ,
disregard ,
dissociate ,
disunite ,
divide ,
divorce ,
doch -
an -
dorrach ,
drop out ,
eject ,
eliminate ,
entail ,
entrust ,
escape ,
estrange ,
evacuate ,
except ,
exclude ,
excused absence ,
execute a will ,
exit ,
expel ,
farewell ,
fleeing ,
flit ,
flourish ,
fly ,
forbear ,
forget ,
forsake ,
freedom ,
furlough ,
gang along ,
gemmate ,
germinate ,
get along ,
get away ,
get off ,
get on ,
get under way ,
give ,
give leave ,
give over ,
give permission ,
give the go -
ahead ,
give the word ,
give up ,
go ,
go along ,
go away ,
go back on ,
go off ,
go on ,
goldbrick ,
good -
bye ,
goof off ,
grant ,
grow ,
grow rank ,
hand down ,
hand on ,
holiday ,
hooky ,
ignore ,
isolate ,
jettison ,
jilt ,
jump ,
leaf ,
leaf out ,
leave behind ,
leave flat ,
leave loose ends ,
leave of absence ,
leave off ,
leave out ,
leave over ,
leave undone ,
leave -
taking ,
leaving ,
let ,
let alone ,
let be ,
let dangle ,
let go ,
liberty ,
license ,
lose ,
luxuriate ,
make ,
make a bequest ,
make a will ,
make an exit ,
make possible ,
malinger ,
march off ,
maroon ,
mislay ,
miss ,
mosey ,
move away ,
move off ,
move out ,
neglect ,
nonappearance ,
nonattendance ,
okay ,
omit ,
orphan ,
overgrow ,
overrun ,
paid holiday ,
paid vacation ,
part ,
parting ,
parting words ,
pass on ,
pass over ,
pass up ,
patent ,
pension off ,
permission ,
permission to enter ,
permit ,
pretermit ,
procrastinate ,
pull away ,
pull back ,
pull out ,
pull up stakes ,
pullulate ,
push off ,
put forth ,
put forth leaves ,
put out buds ,
quit ,
quit cold ,
recess ,
refrain from ,
reject ,
release ,
relinquish ,
render ,
renege ,
renounce ,
renounce the throne ,
resign ,
retire ,
retire from office ,
retreat ,
riot ,
root ,
run ,
run off ,
running away ,
sabbatical ,
sabbatical leave ,
sabbatical year ,
sanction ,
sashay ,
sashay off ,
say goodbye to ,
say the word ,
scram ,
segregate ,
send -
off ,
separate ,
sequester ,
set apart ,
set aside ,
set off ,
shirk ,
shoot ,
shoot up ,
shore leave ,
shove off ,
shut off ,
sick leave ,
skedaddle ,
skip ,
slack ,
special permission ,
split ,
sprout ,
sprout up ,
stagger along ,
stand aloof ,
stand apart ,
stand aside ,
stand down ,
step aside ,
stirrup cup ,
stop ,
strike root ,
subtract ,
superannuate ,
take flight ,
take leave of ,
take off ,
take root ,
take wing ,
throw off ,
throw out ,
throw over ,
ticket ,
ticket of admission ,
time off ,
toddle along ,
transfer ,
transmit ,
trifle ,
truancy ,
truantism ,
uncouple ,
unexcused absence ,
unyoke ,
up and go ,
up -
anchor ,
upspear ,
upsprout ,
vacate ,
vacation ,
valediction ,
valedictorian ,
valedictory ,
valedictory address ,
vamoose ,
vegetate ,
viaticum ,
vouchsafe ,
vouchsafement ,
waiver ,
weekend ,
widow ,
will ,
will and bequeath ,
will to ,
wing it ,
withdraw ,
withdraw from ,
yield
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