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1.b> 1) i> () / / ; to leave the room ; to leave London , ; when does the train leave? ?
2) (for) i> () / ; to leave for London , ;
2.b> 1) (); to leave one's coat [one's hat] in the hall [] / ; to leave smth. for smb. to eat ; we left room in the car for your sister ;
2) (i>) i> (), ; I've left my notebook at home ;
3.b> (), ; to leave one's job , ; to leave school ) ; ) ; to leave a society , ; I leave in a week .i> ; to leave one's wife ; to leave smb., smth. at the mercy of the enemy / / ; to leave the track / the rails / , ; his cold did not leave him for weeks / ;
4.b> i> (); to leave the door open [fastened] [] ; to leave smth. undone [unsaid] [] ; some things are better left unsaid / ; to leave smb. cool / cold, unmoved / ; his illness has left him weak ; her words left him furious i> ;
5.b> (); ; to leave smth. until tomorrow / i> ;
6.b> 1) (, ); to leave smb. 1000 ; to be badly / poorly / [well] left [] ;
2) (); he left a widow and two children i> ; he left many water-colour sketches ;
7.b> , .i> (); give what is left to the dog ;
8.b> i> / ; seven from ten leaves three ;
9.b> 1) (), , ; children left in charge of a nurse [. .i> 2)]; leave it to me i> ; to leave smth. to chance / to accident / , , ; to leave the matter in smb.'s hands / ;
2) i> () i> , .i>; he left his relative in charge of the house / [.i> .i> 1)];
10.b> (), ; i> ; to leave a card on smb. / ; to leave word for smb. (that) (); he left word that he would soon be home i> , ; did he leave any message for me? ? ?
11.b> .i> .i> .i> (), i> i> ; to leave smb. do smth. / ; leave him do it! i> / ! to leave smb. go ) ; ) ;
12.b> i> (), i> ; to leave the church on the left , ; we steered, leaving those islands on the east ;
to leave behindb> 1) (, ) i> () / ; to leave the luggage behind i> / , ;
2) / i> () / / / ; to leave behind the leading bunch / (i>);
to leave offb> 1) i> (), i> ; to leave off work at 5 o'clock ; to leave off a habit , ; to leave off smoking ;
2) i> () / ; we left off in the middle of chapter two ;
3) (), , ; the rain finally left off at noon , , ; here the narrative leaves off ;
to leave outb> 1) (); .i> / ; to leave out a letter [a word] [] ;
2) ( ), ; to leave out a probability i> ; to leave smth. out of account / out of consideration / / ; ;
to leave overb> (), , / ; leave it over for subsequent consideration ; leave this pie over for tomorrow / ;
to leave smb., smth. aloneb> / / ; , ; I should leave that question alone if I were you , ; to leave well (enough) aloneb> i> i> ; i> ; i> / i> ; to leave go / hold / of smth.b> ; to be / to get / (nicely) leftb> .i> ) , ; / ; ) / ; to leave smb. (out) in the coldb> / [.i> .i> cold Ir> ]; to leave it at thatb> , / ; i> , , .i> ; let's leave it at that , ; ; to leave much to be desiredb> , ; , ; his behaviour leaves much to be desired ; to leave no stone unturnedb> , - , [.i> .i> stone Ir> ]; to leave openb> / ( .i>); to leave smb. to himself / to one's own devices /b> i> ; / ; ; to leave smb. to shift for himselfb> i> / ; to leave smb. in the lurchb> / ; ; to leave oneself (wide) openb> ) , (, .i>); ) i> , i> , .i> .
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