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Перевод: leave
[существительное]
разрешение; позволение; отпуск ; увольнение; уход ; отъезд ; прощание;
[глагол]
уезжать; уехать; уходить; оставлять; покидать; бросать; прекращать; оставлять в том же состоянии; завещать; оставить; оставлять после смерти; передавать; переезжать; удаляться; завезти; занести; предоставлять; проходить мимо; приводить в какое-л. состояние; покрываться листвой; сойти
Тезаурус:
- "Just because he wants to leave is no reason for us to strike a bargain price," Bassett said yesterday.
- We have a tea lady on our books at the moment who had to leave the hospital where she was working because of present retirement rules.
- If it does, I hope and pray that they will stop there and leave you alone, at least for the time being.
- "Leave it, Bridhe!"
- The establishing of national assemblies in Scotland and Wales and of regional assemblies in England could serve to stimulate a feeling of national identity at these levels, but this would still leave something of a lacuna at the United Kingdom level.
- With Paul Appleton as the project architect, Allies and Morrison is promising a park and tree-lined square, which will leave an uninterrupted view of the existing buildings from the river.
- He didn't leave no ticket.
- Go and leave me in my bed
- Weighing less than 100 grams, the young parr leave and spend one to five years at sea before returning, weighing up to 20 kg.
- And it was good that my brother-in-law and sister could have leave together.
- Mr Peter Smith, general secretary of the 120,000-strong Assistant Masters' and Mistresses' Association, said the general election result meant that hundreds of schools would seek to leave local authority control "within the next few weeks".
- See for yourselves, and when you leave Jordan it will be with the words - "Go in Peace, with God's protection" following after you.
- One imagines him, when a small boy repeatedly refusing to leave the crease when found LBW.
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