leaves
US: /ˈɫivz/
UK: /lˈiːvz/
UK: /lˈiːvz/
English Vietnamese dictionary
leaves /li:f/
- danh từ, số nhiều leaves /li:vz/
- lá cây; lá (vàng, bạc...)
- to be in leaf; to come into leaf: ra lá, mọc lá
- tờ (giấy)
- tấm đôi (tấm ván ở mặt bàn có thể bỏ đi hoặc lắp vào chỗ cho bàn to thêm)
- to take a leaf out of someone's book
- noi gương ai, bắt chước ai
- to turn over a new leaf
- cải tà quy chính; đổi tính, đổi nết
- bắt đầu lại tất cả
- lá cây; lá (vàng, bạc...)
- nội động từ
- trổ lá, ra lá
- trổ lá, ra lá
- ngoại động từ ((thường) + through, over)
- dở (sách)
Advanced English dictionary
plural of LEAF
Thesaurus dictionary
v.
1 go (away or off), depart, set off, be off, get away or off, retire, retreat, withdraw, decamp, (make an) exit, run, be gone, bid (someone or something) goodbye, say goodbye or adieu (to), take (one's) leave (of), quit, desert, pull out, check out, fly, Colloq push or shove off, take off, skedaddle, flit, disappear, do a disappearing act, pull up stakes, up-anchor, Slang beat it, scram, vamoose, split, Brit beetle off, do a bunk, do a moonlight flit, hop it, Taboo Slang Brit bugger off:
Please leave at once. May I leave the room? She left him alone.
2 go or run off, deviate from:
The car left the road and hit a tree.
3 forget, mislay, lose:
I left my car keys somewhere in the house.
4 abandon, desert, take leave of, wash one's hands of, turn one's back on; quit, resign from, give up, renounce, drop (out of):
She left him because he mistreated her. I left school at sixteen.
5 make, render, cause to be or become or remain:
The beauty of the place left me speechless.
6 bequeath, will, hand down, devise, demise, transfer:
Her aunt left some valuable paintings to my wife.
7 entrust, commit, assign, cede, relinquish, give over or up, consign, resign:
They are leaving all the responsibility to me.
8 cause or allow to remain, have as a remainder, yield, give:
Seven from eleven leaves four.
9 leave off. stop, cease, desist, forbear, give up, refrain from, discontinue, abstain (from), renounce:
He won't leave off gossiping about her.
10 leave out. omit, disregard, ignore, neglect; count out, reject, exclude, eliminate, bar, except:
You left out the best part. Don't leave me out of the fun!
n.
1 permission, authorization, consent, freedom, liberty, licence, sanction, dispensation:
Who gave you leave to borrow my car?
2 furlough, leave of absence, time off, sabbatical, recess, holiday, vacation:
I am overworked and badly in need of some leave.
3 departure:
He took his leave of us at last.
Concise English dictionary
left|leaves|leaf|leaving|leavedlɪːv
noun
+the period of time during which you are absent from work or duty
+permission to do something
+the act of departing politely
verb
+go away from a place
+go and leave behind, either intentionally or by neglect or forgetfulness
+act or be so as to become in a specified state
+leave unchanged or undisturbed or refrain from taking
+move out of or depart from
+make a possibility or provide opportunity for; permit to be attainable or cause to remain
+have as a result or residue
+remove oneself from an association with or participation in
+put into the care or protection of someone
+leave or give by will after one's death
+have left or have as a remainder
+be survived by after one's death
+tell or deposit (information) knowledge
+leave behind unintentionally
leaves|leafs|leafed|leafinglɪːf
noun
+the main organ of photosynthesis and transpiration in higher plants
+a sheet of any written or printed material (especially in a manuscript or book)
+hinged or detachable flat section (as of a table or door)
verb
+look through a book or other written material
+turn over pages
+produce leaves, of plants
