leave alone
to not annoy or interrupt someone
leave somebody alone
(also let somebody alone) to stop annoying or interrupting someone
leave something alone
(also let something alone) to stop touching an object or changing something

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leave alone
leave (someone) alone
to not annoy or interrupt someone.
If you just leave her alone she'll do the job right.

leave (something) alone
to not touch or be involved with something.
Leave the bite alone and don't scratch it.

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leave something alone
leave (something) alone
to not touch or be involved with something.
Leave the bite alone and don't scratch it.

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leave alone
to not disturb someone
"Please leave me alone so I can finish this essay."

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leave alone
{v.} To stay away from; keep hands off; avoid.
When Joel gets mad, just let him alone.

Little Patsy was warned to leave the birthday cake alone.
Compare: LET BE.
See: LET ALONE.

[TahlilGaran] English Idioms Dictionary ▲

leave someone alone
leave (someone) alone
to not annoy or interrupt someone.
If you just leave her alone she'll do the job right.

leave (something) alone
to not touch or be involved with something.
Leave the bite alone and don't scratch it.

[TahlilGaran] English Idioms Dictionary ▲

leave someone alone
to not disturb someone
"Please leave me alone so I can finish this essay."

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