Translations

leftadverb
à gaucheSens directionnel.
Turn left at the next junction.
Tournez à gauche au prochain carrefour.
Synonyms
to the left
on the left
toward the left
to the left-hand side
to port
leftnoun
lefts
pl
UK
/lɛft/
US
/lɛft/
gaucheSens directionnel ou côté opposé à la droite.
She looked to her left before crossing the street.
Elle regarda à sa gauche avant de traverser la rue.
gaucheSens politique.
The candidate's policies were supported by the left.
Les politiques du candidat étaient soutenues par la gauche.
Synonyms
left wing
left side
leftadjective
lefter
Comp.
leftest
Super.
UK
/lɛft/
US
/lɛft/
de gaucheSens politique.
The candidate's left policies appealed to many young voters.
Les politiques de gauche du candidat ont séduit de nombreux jeunes électeurs.
restantSens de ce qui reste après usage, prise ou répartition.
There was only one piece of cake left.
Il ne restait qu'une seule part de gâteau restante.
gaucheSens directionnel, opposé à « droit ».
She wore a bracelet on her left wrist.
Elle portait un bracelet à son poignet gauche.
leaveverb

left

Past Simple

left
Past Simple
left
Past Participle
leaving
Gerund
UK
/liːv/
US
/liːv/
Antonyms

Definitions

leftadverb
To or toward the left side or direction.
Turn left at the next junction.
leftnoun
The side or direction that is opposite of right, typically associated with the side of the body where the heart is located in most people.
She looked to her left before crossing the street.
The political or ideological group that advocates for social equality and government intervention in the economy, often associated with liberal or progressive policies.
The candidate's policies were supported by the left.
A turn or movement to the left side.
Take a left at the next intersection.
leftadjective
Situated on or relating to the side of a person or thing that is to the west when they are facing north.
She wore a bracelet on her left wrist.
Pertaining to a political position or ideology that advocates for social equality and government intervention in the economy.
The candidate's left policies appealed to many young voters.
Remaining after other parts, items, or people have been used, taken, or dealt with.
There was only one piece of cake left.
leaveverb
To go away from a place or a situation, either permanently or for a temporary period.
She decided to leave the party early.
To allow something to remain in a particular state or condition.
Please leave the door open when you go out.
To abandon or forsake someone or something.
He left his old habits behind when he moved to a new city.
To cause to remain as a result or consequence.
The storm left the town in ruins.
To entrust someone with a responsibility or task.
I will leave the decision to you.
To do something later that you could do immediately.
Don't leave your packing till the night before you go.
To arrange for someone to receive something after you die.
He left the house to Julia.
To leave your wife, husband or partner permanently.
I was afraid you'd leave if you knew the truth.