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to leave behind
[phrase form: leave]
01
dejar atrás
to leave without taking someone or something with one
Transitive: to leave behind sb/sth | to leave behind sb/sth somewhere
02
dejar un legado, dejar atrás
to leave a lasting impact on the world or people through one's memories, legacy, and influence
Transitive: to leave behind a legacy
03
dejar atrás, superar
to surpass someone or something in development, achievement, or advancement
Transitive: to leave behind sb/sth
04
dejar una huella, dejar una marca
to leave a mark or sign of something's presence, existence, or occurrence
Transitive: to leave behind a sign
05
dejar atrás, abandonar
to discard or abandon someone or something as no longer relevant or important to one's present or future
Transitive: to leave behind sth
06
dejar atrás, abandonar
to move past a person or thing
Transitive: to leave behind sth
07
dejar atrás, dejar como herencia
to be survived by individuals after one's death
Transitive: to leave behind family members
leave behind
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Ejemplo
The soldier had left behind his comrades in the battle.
The family left behind their belongings in the rush to evacuate the burning building.
The fleeing family was forced to leave behind their belongings in their hurried escape.
The ancient civilization left behind intricate carvings on the temple walls.
The hasty departure from the party left behind some personal belongings.
