英语词组leave behind是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Phr V

leave behind

leaves, leaving, left

leave behind sth/sb or leave sth/sb behind

to leave a place without taking something or someone with you, either because you have forgotten them or because you cannot take them with you

We left in a hurry and I must have left my keys behind.He was forced to flee the country, leaving behind his wife and son.

leave behind sth or leave sth behind (sb)

if you leave behind an activity or situation, you do not do it or experience it any more

He used to drink heavily but he's left that behind him now.She had built up quite a large social circle and was sorry to be leaving it all behind.

to cause a situation to exist after you have left a place

The army left, leaving a trail of destruction behind them.

leave behind sb or leave sb behind

to make progress much faster than someone else

Japan is leaving the rest of the world behind in technological developments.

leave (someone or something) behind

1. To depart (from some place) without bringing someone or something. We decided to leave the kids behind when we go to Paris this spring so we can have a bit of time to ourselves. I can't believe I left my passport behind! I hope they still let me on the plane.

2. To abandon or forsake someone or something. I can't believe he left his family behind to pursue a career in acting. I left behind teaching to focus on writing my novel.

leave someone or something behind

to fail or forget to bring someone or something along. John was sick, so we had to leave him behind. Oh, I left my money behind.

leave behind

1. To depart from some place, especially in order to begin a new stage of a journey: We left Paris behind and went on to Warsaw.

2. To abandon, neglect, or forego someone or something: I can't believe you would leave behind your whole family. We boarded the plane to Tahiti and left all our troubles behind. The teacher was afraid that the younger students were getting left behind.

3. To have someone or something remaining after one's death: When she died, she left behind two young children. Many of the soldiers who died in the war left families behind. The actor left behind a legacy when he died.

4. To depart or disappear, leaving something as a result: When the glacier receded, it left behind many small lakes.

5. To surpass someone or something: This new product will leave the competition behind.

词组	leave behind
释义	Phr V leave behind leaves, leaving, left leave behind sth/sb or leave sth/sb behind to leave a place without taking something or someone with you, either because you have forgotten them or because you cannot take them with you We left in a hurry and I must have left my keys behind.He was forced to flee the country, leaving behind his wife and son. leave behind sth or leave sth behind (sb) if you leave behind an activity or situation, you do not do it or experience it any more He used to drink heavily but he's left that behind him now.She had built up quite a large social circle and was sorry to be leaving it all behind. to cause a situation to exist after you have left a place The army left, leaving a trail of destruction behind them. leave behind sb or leave sb behind to make progress much faster than someone else Japan is leaving the rest of the world behind in technological developments. phraseleave behind1. *leave sth/sb* behind to not take something or someone with you when you leave or go to a place, either because you forgot to take them or because you left them there deliberately: I think I left my credit card behind at the restaurant. Make sure you don't leave anything behind in your hotel room. Environmental campaigners want shoppers to leave their cars behind and use public transport instead. My wife refuses to be left behind when I go on business trips abroad.2. leave behind sth/leave sth behind you to cause a particular situation to exist after leaving a place or position or power: The hurricane swept through the islands, leaving behind a trail of destruction The previous government left a huge budget deficit behind them.3. leave sth behind/leave sth behind you to no longer be affected by a situation, attitude, or system, especially one that has prevented you from making progress or being successful: I felt very bitter after the divorce, but I've left all that behind now. democratic societies trying to leave communism behind them4. leave sb/sth behind** • leave behind sb/sth if you leave behind your family or possessions when you die, they remain after you have died: Captain Morgan was killed in a tragic accident today. He leaves behind his wife, Anna, and their two sons, Chris and Matthew. The band has recorded "Free as a Bird", using vocal tracks left behind by the late John Lennon.5. leave sb behind • leave behind sb to make progress much more quickly than someone else: The Eastern European countries put on a stunning performance at the games - they left the rest of the world behind.be/get left behind I don't want to miss any of the classes or I'll get left behind.6. *leave sth* behind** • leave behind sth if a substance is left behind as the result of a process, it remains or is the result of the process after it has finished: When the liquid is heated, the water evaporates, leaving the salts behind. leave (someone or something) behind 1. To depart (from some place) without bringing someone or something. We decided to leave the kids behind when we go to Paris this spring so we can have a bit of time to ourselves. I can't believe I left my passport behind! I hope they still let me on the plane. 2. To abandon or forsake someone or something. I can't believe he left his family behind to pursue a career in acting. I left behind teaching to focus on writing my novel. leave someone or something behind to fail or forget to bring someone or something along. John was sick, so we had to leave him behind. Oh, I left my money behind. leave behind v. 1. To depart from some place, especially in order to begin a new stage of a journey: We left Paris behind and went on to Warsaw. 2. To abandon, neglect, or forego someone or something: I can't believe you would leave behind your whole family. We boarded the plane to Tahiti and left all our troubles behind. The teacher was afraid that the younger students were getting left behind. 3. To have someone or something remaining after one's death: When she died, she left behind two young children. Many of the soldiers who died in the war left families behind. The actor left behind a legacy when he died. 4. To depart or disappear, leaving something as a result: When the glacier receded, it left behind many small lakes. 5. To surpass someone or something: This new product will leave the competition behind.
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