to leave

Leave a place or situation

Leave a place quickly or suddenly

Leave a place to do a task, for example to help people

To leave a place or person and go somewhere else

Leave a person, place, or situation without taking part anymore

Leave a job or office by giving notice

To stop taking part in a place or activity

Move away from someone, or stop taking part in something

To leave a course, competition or group before finishing

To leave a vehicle, for example a bus, or stop annoying someone

To stop being involved in an activity or agreement

To leave a place to start a journey

To go out of a place or leave a situation

To move away from people or a place to create space

Leave an activity or agreement you had joined

To leave an organization and form a separate group

To leave a place and move away

To leave a place and not return

To stop doing a job or role politely

To end a connection with a person, group, or idea

Leave a place or start a journey

Leave a place quickly, often in a rude way

Say goodbye to people and go away from a place politely

Leave home and move to a new place

To say goodbye and leave politely

To stop being a member of a group or organization

To leave a place suddenly, usually to go somewhere else

To remain in one place and not leave

To reach a place, especially at the end of a journey

Is not as good as expected or needed

To go far ahead of someone in speed or success

To abandon someone at the last moment before their wedding

An offer you cannot change that you must accept or refuse

Try every possible way and search everywhere to achieve a goal

Behave in a very foolish way without thinking clearly

Not showing all details so people can think about the missing parts

To try as hard as you can during a game or competition

Going away from a place without telling or asking anyone

Make something not completely certain or convincing

A warning that bad behavior on a work trip can lead to punishment at work when you return

Do much better than other companies or teams

To be ready to leave a place or situation for the smallest reason

To put aside your pride to work well with others

To let someone else decide what to do next

To walk out suddenly while showing anger

Make someone laugh a lot so they cannot stop

To say goodbye in a warm, loving way when you must leave

To leave a place quickly, often as a joke

To avoid touching and disturbing a person, animal or object

To go away from a place without taking someone or something with you

To not include someone or something

Stop doing something for a short time, for example at a point in a book

To move out of your parents' house to live by yourself

Go away from a place before the usual or expected time

To die and have people or things remain after you

Stop being a leader with official power, for example a government official or company boss

To stop talking about an issue and accept it as it is

Fail to give someone help or information when they need it

Go away suddenly without warning or explanation

To let something stay switched on or stay where it is

To not take or change something so it stays where it is

To have a lasting effect on a person or thing that people notice

To keep a chance open for the future

Not include someone or something in a list

To stop working at a job because you want something different

Say goodbye to people and go away from a place politely

Stop wearing a piece of clothing, for example a tie

To keep worries and problems out of a place so you can focus

To let something stay as it is without changing it

To make someone feel very amazed and full of admiration

To say goodbye and leave politely

Stop discussing a topic and not talk about it more

To beat others easily by being much faster or better

To stop growing crops on a field for a time to let the soil get better

A period when someone is officially allowed to be away from work or school

The moment when you should leave a place

Official permission for sailors to go ashore while their ship is in port

A period away from work because a worker is ill

Time away from work to care for family members after a birth, adoption, or when they are ill

Time off work to care for a new child after birth or adoption

Time a father can take off work after a child is born or adopted

A long time away from work for personal, medical, or family reasons

Time away from work given so a worker can deal with a serious family illness or death

To say goodbye in a polite or formal way

A final time away from duty taken before leaving the military while still officially in service

A period of paid time away from work to study or travel

A permit that lets a prisoner live and work outside prison under rules

A person who is away from military duty without permission