1.遗漏;忽略
2.〈口〉(告诉某人)停下来
1.to not include sb. or sth.
2.<spoken>for telling sb. to stop saying sth., mainly used in British English
1.The "hiding" concerned the decision to leave out a set of tree-ring-growth data that had stopped reflecting local temperature changes.
“隐藏”关系到忽略一套树木年轮增长数据，它们现已不能反映当地的气温变化。
2.Dry the furniture or leave out in the sun if it becomes wet.
如果家具受潮，就要把它烘干或者放在太阳底下晒。
3.It's just a PR phrase invented by the White House to stick single-family mortgage deadbeats into the HAMP and leave out the speculators.
这只是白宫发明的一个公关术语，以便将有抵押债不还的单一家庭列入HAMP方案中，而把投机者排除在外。
4.The Delegation wished to leave out scientific development and would limit its intervention to technological infrastructure.
南非代表团希望不提科学发展，而将其发言限于技术基础设施。
5.I got what I wanted, and having your first time on a beach makes for a good story, as long as you leave out the details.
我得到了我想要的，只要忽略细节，沙滩上的第一次也是一份美好的回忆。
6.Feel free to leave out the times I wasn't at my best, or times that bring back painful memories (deaths of those I loved).
当我感觉不佳时，或者痛苦的记忆席卷而来时（那些我爱的人去世的事），尽管离开我。
7.Anything you know you know you can leave out of your notes.
任可你认为你知道都无须出现在笔记上。
8.But those search engines (by design) take a lot more liberty with the formatting and appearance of a target page, and leave out a lot more.
但那些搜索引擎（按设计）在目标页面的格式以及外观方面有更多的自由度，同时会去掉许多内容。
9.The "secret" to good software design wasn't in knowing what to put into the code; it was in knowing what to leave OUT!
良好的软件设计的“秘密”不在于知道把什么加入代码；而是要知道把什么拿出来！
10.A lightly smiles: CEOs had a long talk with me, ready to promote me to assistant general manager, I do not intend to leave out.
A淡然笑道：老总跟我长谈过，准备升我做总经理助理，我暂时没有离开的打算了。