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Meanings of leave off in English
Synonyms
Examples for "except"
Examples for "except"
1
National benchmark indexes rose across Western Europe except in Spain and Italy.
2
I think there's no alternative except some political change, so political reform.
3
Loan funds have seen inflows every week this year, except for one.
4
The new law bans rescission except in cases of fraud or misrepresentation.
5
So far, nobody except me knows there's a body in the house.
1
An administration official said the new executive order would likely exclude Iraq.
2
The particular does not exclude the general, it leads to the general.
3
The labeling law would exclude alcohol and food sold at farmers markets.
4
These figures exclude the earnings of those working in the health sector.
5
Departments will exclude certain key positions based on strategic needs in 2008.
1
This seems to me to omit a large part of the problem.
2
I shall omit the details, the memory of which still nauseates me.
3
Sentimental feelings that might make you omit an important detail or two?
4
I believe they are best in extracts-onecan omit the controversial element.
5
You'd better omit it until we see the effect of the opium.
1
It seemed best to leave out certain details of my nocturnal encounter.
2
Actor-let'stry it again, but leave out the last line you added.
3
Or if you have, you've managed to leave out the important parts.
4
I tell her of Robyn's rescue but leave out my marital issues.
5
Unless there's something you desperately need me to leave out for you.
1
It helped American forces take out Osama bin Laden and level Iraq.
2
Level 3 disasters take out an entire campus, city, or metropolitan area:
3
I take out the card I wrote the mayor's home number on.
4
A separate plane would take out his family and aides, diplomats said.
5
With our solution, you just take out the species itself, says Parry.
Usage of leave off in English
1
All right, all right, leave off wi' the bludgeonings and threatenings, 'Ib.
2
That doesn't mean you need to leave off an unfinished educational program.
3
I am growing peevish-andtired; and will leave off writing for to-day.
4
You cannot leave off to contemn and blaspheme the Son of God.
5
Under any other circumstances he would take the warning and leave off.
6
They all leave off playing and gaze open-mouthed at the dark window.
7
But they had to leave off their evil plan for the moment.
8
I made her leave off playing, and we returned to the inn.
9
If they would leave off the jousting, it would please him much.
10
The organs, no longer stimulated by the blood, leave off work altogether.
11
I think you begin being feminine where all other women leave off.
12
She seemed able to commence and leave off just when she chose.
13
And leave off loving them or caring for them one single bit.
14
I am going to leave off tobacco, and then we must thrive.
15
We really must leave off calling her Daisy when strangers are there.
16
Suppose we leave off rowing for a minute, and look about us.
