A leaf is part of a plant that is usually green and attached to it by a stem or stem. In autumn, the leaves of many trees take on different bright colors before falling to the ground. In the spring, trees grow new leaves. Ahhh, the circle of life. You are allowed to kill one – two – ten; Yes, as long as the leaves of the forest continue, and their brothers will not miss them. Its leaves are in groups of three and are four and five inches long. before the 12th century, in the sense defined in the transitive sense 1a(1) Britannica English: Translation of sheets for Arabic speakers The team then leaves for a trip to the west coast with four games in six days. Each of them leaves an imprint online, no matter how small. I picked a pile of leaves on the ground in an unexpected swing. As a result, people with a history of anorexia and reduced bone density like me have a high risk of fractures. It is noticeable that its leaves are opposite, that its crown has five petals, and that its calyx is swollen. An example of leaves used as a verb is the phrase “He leaves the building,” which means he leaves the building.
Thanks to the alternating movement of these mandibles, the caterpillars devour the leaves with such greed and ease. But sometimes fact-finding lets us down or misleads us and makes us in a worse situation than before, not better. This leaves thousands of women in businesses across the United States paying out of pocket for their birth control. The leaves of a plant are the organs involved in photosynthesis that provide it with the necessary nutrients. This botanical meaning gives rise to a different definition of the sheet, “a sheet of printed paper or a page in a book”. And when you flip through a book, you turn its pages. They could also “tremble like a leaf” or tremble in fear; Or “open a new chapter,” start a new part of your life with new resolutions or attitudes. This leaves the impression that the plane hit the water and sank completely. To serve, divide between the bowls and garnish with many basil leaves.
An example of leaves that fall from the tree in autumn. Democratic leaders on the committee recently introduced legislation to replace paid leave with leave without pay under the Family and Medical Leave Act for federal employees who require leave for personal or family medical reasons. Middle English leven, from Old English lÇ£fan; to go like the old High German assimilation, the Old English belBe to stay, and maybe to keep the Lithuanian lipti, the Greek fat, the fat Certainly paid paternity leave is one of them (and in the United States we need paid maternity and paternity leave). We can do whatever we want with Hindu and Mussalman as long as we leave their respective religions intact. If that didn`t convince Garnett`s colleagues, they all figured out what might await them – for themselves and for professional basketball – after leaving that hotel room. “You have to leave this house right now,” she shouted, with a tampon, bright and very pale eyes. When Perker said this, he looked at the door, with the obvious desire to keep the farewell as short as possible. Middle English Leve, from Old English lÄaf; Similar to the Middle High German Loube permission to allow the Old English alȳfan to believe more And then when the companies leave the state, they want to know why. These are very urgent issues; Our sons and daughters will have to start engaging with them as soon as they leave university. As for the moderation of the Gudgeons, I defer to the judgment of the worker; but a word or two of the polishing of it. Leaving (meaning 2nd) with the infinitive, but without leaving it, is a most spoken phrase that is used in writing mainly for a humorous effect.
It is not often criticized in British English, but American commentators who cling to an opinion first expressed in 1881 still do not like it. About seventy countries currently offer paternity or parental leave days reserved for the father. The eldest was ready to recover after a foot injury left him in a boot and forced him to miss six games last season. “We all shook hands and my client told me to leave,” he said. But outside of some European countries and Quebec, these holidays are usually two weeks or less and usually unpaid. These sample sentences are automatically selected from various online information sources to reflect the current use of the word “leave.” The opinions expressed in the examples do not represent the opinion of Merriam-Webster or its editors. Send us your feedback.