Pronunciation: ˈdɪdʒɪt
Parts of Speech: noun
technical a finger or toe
leave
Definition: Meaning of, leave in English to English dictionary.
Pronunciation: / liːv /
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go away [intransitive and transitive] to go away from a place or a person
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stop [intransitive and transitive] if you leave your job, home, school etc, you permanently stop doing that job, living at home etc
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leave somebody/something alone to stop annoying or upsetting someone
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leave somebody/something alone to go away from someone so that they are on their own
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leave somebody/something alone to stop touching something
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leave somebody/something alone also leave well (enough) alone to stop being involved in or trying to change a situation
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let something/somebody stay [transitive always + adverb/preposition] to make or allow something or someone to stay in a place when you go away
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not change/move something [transitive] to let something remain in a particular state, position, or condition
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result of accident/illness/event [transitive] if an event, accident, illness etc leaves you in a particular condition, you are in that condition because of it
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be left also have something left if something is left, it remains after everything else has gone, been taken away, or used
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letter/message/thing [transitive] to deliver a message, note, package etc for someone or put it somewhere so that they will get it later
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delay [transitive] to not do something or to do it later than you intended
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let somebody decide/be responsible [transitive] to let someone else decide something or be responsible for something
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husband/wife etc [intransitive and transitive] to stop living with or having a relationship with your husband, partner etc
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when you die [transitive] to arrange for someone to receive your money, property, etc after you die [= bequeath]
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when you die [transitive] leave a wife/children etc used when someone dies before their wife, children etc
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mark [transitive] to make a mark that remains afterwards
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not eat/drink [transitive] if you leave food or drink that you have been given, you do not eat or drink it
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leave somebody/something standing also leave somebody/something in the dust American English informal to be much better, quicker, more successful etc than someone or something else
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leave a lot/something/much to be desired to be very unsatisfactory
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mathematics [transitive] in a sum, to have a particular amount remaining
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leave something aside/to one side to not think about or consider one part of something for a time, so that you can consider another part of it
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leave somebody/something be old-fashioned to not upset, speak to, or annoy someone or to not touch something
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leave go/hold of something British English spoken informal to stop holding something
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leave it to somebody (to do something) American English spoken informal used to say that no one should be surprised that someone does something, because it is typical or expected of them
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Elvis/somebody/something has left the building especially American English informal used humorously to emphasize that something is definitely over or that someone has gone and will not return
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holiday [uncountable] time that you are allowed to spend away from your work, especially in the armed forces
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maternity/sick/compassionate leave time that you are allowed to spend away from work because you have had a baby, because you are ill, or because of a personal problem such as the death of a relative
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leave of absence a period of time that you are allowed to spend away from work for a particular purpose
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permission [uncountable] formal permission to do something
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without so much as a by your leave old-fashioned without asking permission, in a way that seems very rude
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take leave of your senses to suddenly start behaving in a strange way
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take leave of somebody/take your leave formal to say goodbye to someone
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leave used in phrases
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French leave
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without saying farewell an abrupt and unannounced departure
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without saying farewell an abrupt and unannounced departure
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absence without leave
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military unauthorized military absence
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military unauthorized military absence
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compassionate leave
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special permission to have time away from work because one of your relatives has died or is very ill
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special permission to have time away from work because one of your relatives has died or is very ill
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leave alone
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refrain from changing, disturbing or taking
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refrain from changing, disturbing or taking
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leave no stone unturned
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search thoroughly and exhaustively
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search thoroughly and exhaustively
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leave of absence
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the period of time during which you are absent from work or duty
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the period of time during which you are absent from work or duty
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leave office
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give up or retire from a position
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give up or retire from a position
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leave-taking
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literary an act of saying goodbye when you go away
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literary an act of saying goodbye when you go away
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maternity leave
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time that a mother is allowed to spend away from work when she has a baby [↪ paternity leave]
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time that a mother is allowed to spend away from work when she has a baby [↪ paternity leave]
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parental leave
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time that a parent is allowed to spend away from work with his or her baby
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time that a parent is allowed to spend away from work with his or her baby
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leave used in phrasal verbs
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leave aside
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to not consider something because you want to consider something else instead
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to not consider something because you want to consider something else instead
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leave behind
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leave someone/something behind to increase the distance by which you are ahead of someone or something
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leave someone/something behind to improve or progress much faster than someone or something else
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leave someone/something behind to increase the distance by which you are ahead of someone or something
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leave off
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to stop doing something
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to stop doing something
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leave out
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to not include someone or something
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leave it out British English spoken for telling someone to stop saying something
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to not include someone or something
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leave over
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be left over if part of an amount of something such as money or food is left over, you still have some of it after you have used or eaten the rest of it
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be left over to still exist from the past
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be left over if part of an amount of something such as money or food is left over, you still have some of it after you have used or eaten the rest of it
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