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61 dejar frío
• leave broke• leave completely alone -
62 dejar fuera de escena
• leave out• leave over -
63 dejar huella en
• leave a deposit• leave a marking -
64 dejar huérfano
• leave without a word• leave word -
65 dejar incompleto
• leave in the dark• leave it at that -
66 dejar indefenso
• leave cold• leave destitute -
67 dejar las cosas a medias
• leave the track• leave things just as they areDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > dejar las cosas a medias
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68 dejar las cosas como son
• leave things as they are• leave to one's fate• let sleeping dogs lieDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > dejar las cosas como son
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69 dejar lugar a dudas
• leave record of• leave school -
70 dejar marcas en
• leave it at that• leave me alone -
71 dejar para más tarde
• leave out of account• leave pay• postpone• put on ice -
72 dejar pendiente
• leave over• leave penniless -
73 dejar plantado
• leave in small numbers• leave incomplete• run out on• walk one's way• walk out with -
74 dejar puesto
• leave of court• leave on a trip -
75 dejar sin aliento
• leave away• leave broke• take one's breath away -
76 dejar sin entender
• leave in peace• leave in the lurch -
77 dejar sin hacer
• leave unchanged• leave unfinished -
78 dejar sin mencionar
• leave undone• leave unnoticed -
79 dejar sin protección
• leave cold• leave destitute -
80 dejar sin terminar
• leave unchanged• leave unfinished
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