Leave out
/liv aʊt /B1
PreIntermediate
1. To not include something or someone, often accidentally or as an oversight.
- She forgot to invite Sam and ended up leaving him out of the party.
- Make sure you don't leave any important details out of the report.
2. To intentionally exclude something or someone from an activity, group, or plan.
- He didn't want to leave anyone out, so he double-checked the list.
- They decided to leave out the dessert to make the meal healthier.
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