Pronunciation: /liːv bɪˈhaɪnd/
noun a person or thing that has been left behind
A1 I always check to make sure I don't leave behind any personal belongings when I go out.
A2 The tourist accidentally left behind their passport at the hotel.
B1 It's important to not leave behind any evidence when committing a crime.
B2 The legacy he left behind will be remembered for generations to come.
C1 The artist's work left behind a lasting impact on the art world.
C2 The explorer's expedition left behind a trail of discoveries that changed history.
verb to go away from without taking or removing
A1 I always leave behind my keys on the kitchen counter.
A2 Don't forget to leave behind your contact information before you go.
B1 The traveler decided to leave behind his old clothes and buy new ones.
B2 She made a conscious effort to leave behind her past mistakes and move forward.
C1 The artist's legacy will leave behind a lasting impact on the art world.
C2 As he retired, he chose to leave behind a successful career to focus on his family.
formal It is important to ensure you do not leave behind any personal belongings when checking out of the hotel.
informal Hey, don't forget to grab your jacket so you don't leave it behind at the restaurant.
slang I always double check to make sure I don't leave my phone behind when I go out.
figurative As we move forward, let's leave behind any negative attitudes and focus on positivity.
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