leave out — to not include something or someone; to omit
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to not include something or someone; to omit
Pronunciation (IPA): /liːv aʊt/
Korean meaning: 빼다, 제외하다, 생략하다
Korean pronunciation: **리**브 **아**웃
Example Sentences
- Please don't leave out any important information in your report.
- My mom always leaves out the vegetables I hate from my lunch, but somehow they magically appear anyway.
- The recipe says not to leave out any ingredients, but I'm pretty sure salt won't miss sugar that much.
leave out
VERB//liːv aʊt//
to not include something or someone; to omit
빼다, 제외하다, 생략하다
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Though left out with doubt, the brave scout finds his route!
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Origin
'leave'는 고대 영어 'læfan'(남겨두다)에서, 'out'은 '밖으로'를 의미하는 부사로, 합쳐져서 '밖에 남겨두다' 즉 '제외하다'는 의미가 되었습니다.
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“Please don't leave out any important information in your report.”
“My mom always leaves out the vegetables I hate from my lunch, but somehow they magically appear anyway.”
“The recipe says not to leave out any ingredients, but I'm pretty sure salt won't miss sugar that much.”
“I felt hurt when they left me out of their weekend plans.”
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