leave something
21leave something to the mercy of somebody — leave sb/sth to the mercy/mercies of sb/sth idiom to leave sb/sth in a situation that may cause them to suffer or to be treated badly • privatized companies left to the mercy of market forces • (humorous) I ll leave you to the tender mercies of… …
22leave something to the mercies of somebody — leave sb/sth to the mercy/mercies of sb/sth idiom to leave sb/sth in a situation that may cause them to suffer or to be treated badly • privatized companies left to the mercy of market forces • (humorous) I ll leave you to the tender mercies of… …
23leave something aside — ˌleave sthaˈside derived to not consider sth • Leaving the expense aside, do we actually need a second car? Main entry: ↑leavederived …
24leave something off — omit to add or put on something. → leave …
25leave something to someone's imagination — to show or describe some but not all of something, because people can easily imagine what the rest is like He saw his wife with another man... I ll leave the rest to your imagination! …
26leave something out — See leave someone out …
27leave something to be desired — to be not very good or not as good as you would like. And if you think my driving leaves something to be desired, his driving is even worse! …
28leave something alone — …
29leave something off — omit to put on a bolt may have been left off the plane s forward door during production …
30leave something out of account — fail or decline to consider a factor …
