to leave something running or operating in Idioms
to leave a date or time unscheduled in Idioms
to omit something in Idioms
to make someone responsible for something, to leave someone in charge of something in Idioms
to give the choice or decision about something to someone in Idioms
to leave a bad feeling or memory with someone in Idioms
to be inadequate in Idioms
to try in every way to do something, to do everything possible in Idioms
to abandon someone to whatever may happen in Idioms
to affect the behavior and performance of another person or of something in Idioms
to fail to protect oneself from criticism or ridicule in Idioms
to be satisfied with something the way that it is in Idioms
to leave a message with someone in Idioms
to be abandoned (a horse that does not leave the starting gate during a race is said to be left at the gate) in Idioms
an ambiguous compliment interpreted as offensive in Idioms
to be adaptable to something in Idioms
to give someone some help in Idioms
to make something important, to make something believable in Idioms
