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leave behind

/liːv bɪˈhaɪnd/

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verb

/liːv bɪˈhaɪnd/B1formal
  • ruФразовый глагол, используемый для обозначения действия ухода без кого-либо или чего-либо, или оставления чего-либо в качестве результата или последствия.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of departing without taking someone or something, or to cause something to remain as a result or consequence.

uncountable · irregular verb · transitive · phrasal, separable

  1. Abandon or forgetformal

    To not take something or someone with you when you go away.

    ruОставить или забыть

    • I accidentally left my keys behind at the office.
    • She left behind her old life when she moved to a new city.
    • They left behind their luggage at the hotel.

    Synonymsabandondesertditchdropforgetforsakejettisonleavemaroonstrand

    Antonymsbringcarrykeepretaintake

  2. Outpace or surpassinformal

    To move faster than someone or something, or to achieve more than them.

    ruОпередить

    • The young athlete left behind all his competitors in the race.
    • Her innovative ideas left behind the old methods.
    • The company left behind its rivals with its new technology.

    Synonymsbeatoutdooutpaceoutrunoutstripovertakesurpass

    Antonymsfollowtrail

  3. Cause to remainformal

    To cause something to remain as a result or consequence.

    ruОставить после себя

    • The storm left behind a trail of destruction.
    • His speech left behind a feeling of hope.
    • The war left behind deep scars in the community.

    Synonymsdepositleaveproduceyield

    Antonymsbringcarrytake

Forms
  • left behind past participle
  • left behind past simple
  • leaving behind present participle
  • leaves behind third person singular

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