Rechercher
to leave
01
partir
to go away from somewhere
Intransitive: to leave | to leave for a destination
Transitive: to leave sb/sth
1.1
laisser, abandonner
to go away from a place without taking someone or something with one either intentionally or unintentionally
1.2
partir
to stop living, working, or being a part of a particular place or group
1.3
laisser, abandonner, quitter
to abandon one's wife, husband, or partner with no plan of returning
02
laisser, abandonner
to allow someone or something to remain in a particular place, state, or condition without changing or disturbing it
Complex Transitive: to leave sb/sth [adj]
2.1
laisser, quitter
to have a surviving family member who continue to live after one's death
2.2
laisser, leguer
to give someone something, particularly money and wealth, after one's death
2.3
laisser, déposer
to make something be seen, heard, or noticed by delivering, writing or recording something
2.4
laisser, confier
to let someone deal with something in one's place
2.5
laisser, abandonner
to cause something to remain as a result
2.6
laisser, rester
(in mathematics) to have a certain amount remaining
2.7
laisser, abandonner
to refrain from doing or dealing with something
Leave
01
permission, autorisation
a formal permission to do something
02
congé, permission
a timespan during which one is allowed to be absent from their duty or job
leave
v
leaved
adj
leaved
adj
leaver
n
leaver
n
leaving
n
leaving
n
Exemple
She left her friends at the party without any goodbye.
They will leave for their vacation tomorrow morning.
The bus will leave in five minutes, so be quick!
I need to leave for the airport in an hour.
She decided to leave the party because it was too crowded.
