Examples of using Leave in English and their translations into Italian
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Don't be late or you will be in trouble. Leave.
Or you will what? Please leave at once or I will.
I want you to go home, get your stuff and leave.
Please leave at once, or I will… Or you will what?
I don't want no one else to die. You should leave.
People also translate
Please leave at once, or I will… Or you will what?
I mean if you move there you have to leave here. Yeah.
You leave if you want, but you're not taking that stuff.
There is another option, you know. Or hey, you could leave.
Leave! Leave and don't you ever touch me again!-Enough!
Just eat your food and leave early. For God's sake.
Please, leave now. I don't know if I believe that, so.
What is it Tom can do that I can't, Louise? Leave now!
Just eat your food and leave early. For God's sake.
Well, you're not a person who can calm me down, so leave.
Leave now or I will have you kicked out of the zoo!
The sooner you get the plane, the sooner you can leave, right?
Just turn around and leave, because that's not real gelato.
You complain about the weather… but you can leave when you want.
But you can leave when you want. You complain about the weather.
If I'm not back with Peggy in 10 minutes, leave without us.
Leave Cali. Don't say goodbye to your mother or to your girlfriend.
And live a life decided by your masters. So leave, go home.
But please… you mustn't leave so soon, and in such a bad temper.
Alba, listen. If you're with Mario, find an excuse and leave now.
Leave now or we're gonna call the cops and we will have you taken out.
You and your colleagues must leave immediately and remove the Argentine flag.
Oh, just leave, just leave, just like your father did the same thing.
Set foot in France again. but leave today and never… Count yourself fortunate.
Get in the car and leave before you say something you're gonna regret.