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Meanings of leave in English
Synonyms
Examples for "quit"
Examples for "quit"
1
Experts said the best way to protect children was to quit smoking.
2
However, he quit the government over the affair a few weeks later.
3
As a result of the court decision, several people quit their confinement.
4
Junior Northern Ireland minister Shailesh Vara quit May's government earlier on Thursday.
5
Larsen quit his job several years ago to join an Internet startup.
1
Public health officials are therefore reluctant to speak about an exit strategy.
2
Alexander's lecture will call for reform in Europe, not exit from Europe.
3
It wants the new referendum on the exit terms early next year.
4
Britain's exit from the EU ends 47 years of union with Europe.
5
Hence the decision, apparently taken with great reluctance, to exit the market.
1
Of course, Liberty students depart from the mainstream in fairly obvious ways.
2
No one yet knows exactly when or how the UK will depart.
3
It was not immediately clear how much money he would depart with.
4
The only question is whether he can depart with dignity and integrity.
5
There is no true humility in that; we depart from the truth.
1
Industrial action, unfortunately, is not going to make the problem go away.
2
The government keeps hoping Iraq will go away as an election issue.
3
Last November we thought we might go away in the new year.
4
Iraq is, the paper says, the issue that will not go away.
5
With growing militancy, attacks and social problems, they won't go away soon.
1
We could pull up stakes, hop through, and close it behind us.
2
I can't just pull up stakes and move once a year.
3
Ever the restless globetrotter, he'd decided to pull up stakes again.
4
Now I got to pull up stakes and get out.
5
At midnight the show would pull up stakes at Centreville.
Usage of leave in English
1
They continue to insist, however, that the family must leave the UK.
2
The moment was too good; I wasn't quite ready to leave yet.
3
Moreover, if market conditions improve, banks may decide to leave the scheme.
4
The moment we leave the college, our safety concerns begin, said Present.
5
Said I should probably try to leave my 'Muggle toys' at home.
6
But where does this approach to Europe leave Poland's relations with Russia?
7
When Jobs took medical leave in 2009 the situation was somewhat different.
8
He wants to leave Europe, set up people's tribunals, halve public employees.
9
This weekend marked 100 days since the vote to leave the EU.
10
ANALYSIS: Many people who had key roles throughout the crisis will leave.
11
Disputes leave bitter problems, however, that no amount of money ever solves.
12
Does the UK need to leave the EU to establish free ports?
13
Something had come up, no way could he leave work right now.
14
One netizen said South Africans should simply leave their phones at home.
15
And, in any case, EU rules mean the UK would leave then.
16
He said he offered staff the opportunity to leave over security concerns.
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Portuguese
Catalan
Leave through the time
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