Examples of using Probably left in English and their translations into Danish
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
He's probably left.
He probably left the car to look at some point of interest.
I think he probably left.
He probably left the city.
It's 2:00, Cross-Eyed Billy probably left the Bing already.
He's probably left, but I will try.
Joanie, you know how bad I have always been with my keys. I probably left them in the car. Somebody saw it, took it for a joyride.
She probably left before I got there.
Grandma had probably left them there.
Probably left the incubator when they realised their little start-up had struck the motherlode.
So he waited, probably left his car idling.
She probably left before I got there, sir.
He's probably left.
My dad probably left another clue somewhere.
He's probably left town.
She's probably left Moordale.
She's probably left for the day.
So he probably left a message?
So she probably left for Spring Break quite early.
You probably left a baby down there, Willie Earl.
The kids probably left it out here last night.
I guess you probably left the Galaxy One by now.
The irony is that they probably left the most peaceful place on Earth, whose census doubles in the summertime by city dwellers from Greenland or abroad who have discovered one of the country's best kept secrets.
I probably leave them home.
We should probably leave now.
We should probably leave a note.
We should probably leave her alone.
I mean, I-I would probably leave my wife for you.
You should probably leave Edinburgh.
Okay, you should probably leave while you can.