[ I/T ] to go away from someone or something that stays in the same place:

[ I/T ] If you leave a job, you stop working at a place:

[ I/T ] If you leave home, you stop living in your parents’ home.

[ T ] to not take something with you:

[ T ] You can leave something somewhere for a purpose:

[ T ] If you leave something to someone, you have arranged for that person to receive it after you die:

[ T ] to allow or cause something to stay in a particular place, position, or state:

[ T ] If you leave some activity that involves work, you wait before you do it:

[ T ] to make something available after some part has been taken or used:

[ T ] to allow someone to make a choice or decision about something, or to make someone responsible for something:

time permitted away from work, esp. for a medical condition or illness or for some other special purpose:

fml permission to do something:

WORKPLACE, HR a period of time that someone is allowed away from work for holiday, illness, or another special reason:

formal agreement or permission to do something:

[ I, T ] to go away from a place or a situation:

[ I, T ] to go away from a place permanently:

[ I, T ] to stop working for an organization or company, or stop attending a school, university, etc. :

[ T ] to not use all of something:

[ T ] to do something later that you could do immediately:

[ T ] to arrange for someone to receive something after you die: