leave alone
leave alone — 慣用語
1. to stop touching, talking to, or interfering with someone or something, so that
不打擾;別碰
停止干擾、碰觸或干涉
to stop touching, talking to, or interfering with someone or something, so that they can stay as they are or do what they want.
Quinn asked his little brother to leave his model airplane alone.
Quinn 叫他弟弟不要碰他的模型飛機。
leave + noun phrase + alone — basic pattern
The doctor told Mira to leave the bandage alone for at least two days.
醫生告訴 Mira 至少兩天內不要動繃帶。
leave + [thing] + alone — refrain from touching
Some dogs need to be left alone while they eat their food.
有些狗在吃東西時需要不被干擾。
Imani decided to leave the project alone after her third failed attempt.
Imani 在第三次嘗試失敗後決定不再碰那個專案。
Layla begged the journalists to leave her family alone and stop asking questions.
Layla 懇求記者不要打擾她的家人,並停止提問。
- not bother
more general; less emphatic than 'leave alone'
- let be
similar meaning, slightly more informal
- stop bothering
more explicit about ending an ongoing action
- bother
to interrupt or annoy; the opposite of leaving alone
- disturb
to interrupt someone's peace or activity
- interfere with
to meddle in someone else's affairs
文法句型
leave + noun phrase + alone
用法筆記
The object of the verb is placed between 'leave' and 'alone'. This phrase is especially common in imperatives, e.g. 'Leave me alone!'