Leave English

Leave English means leave, leave, leave, etc.

The specific explanation of vacation:

Verb (short for verb)? Leave (someone or a place); Leave the place of residence (or group, work unit, etc.). ); Give up; Discard.

Noun (short for noun)? Holidays; Vacation; Permission; permit

The specific explanation of resignation:

Noun (short for noun)? Leave; Set out; Deviation; Set out.

The specific explanation of Yao:

Leave; Not in; Leave (a certain distance) (in time or space); Go somewhere else

Play ball on the opponent's court.

Phrases indicating leaving:

Get out, get out.

Give up

Leave, avoid, stay away from

Go away, go away

Go away, go away

English examples of leaving:

1 If one day you tell me that you are leaving me, I won't force you to stay with me.

If one day, you say you want to leave me, I won't keep you.

Then, he will lock his small office, light an appropriate light next to the safe and leave.

Then, he locked his small office and turned on the special light next to the safe before leaving.

Having never lived away from her parents, Jane began to panic about living alone on campus.

Jenny has never left her parents, and she starts to panic at the thought of living alone on campus.