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to leave out
[phrase form: leave]
01
to intentionally exclude someone or something
Transitive: to leave out sb/sth
Examples
The author left out a crucial plot point, leaving readers confused and unsatisfied.
The parents decided to leave out their teenage son from their decision-making process, causing him to feel frustrated and unheard.
02
to cause something to remain outdoors or in an exposed environment
Transitive: to leave out sth
Examples
Despite the forecast predicting clear skies, it's advisable not to leave sensitive electronic equipment out in case of unexpected rain.
If the weather is dry, you can leave out the freshly-washed laundry to air-dry in the breeze.
