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4 Translation results for left in Spanish

noun | adverb | adjective | verb

left noun

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lefts
izquierda

Example sentences of
left noun

  • We read from left to right.
  • You'll take two lefts and then a right.
  • He hit him with two quick lefts to the stomach followed by a right to the jaw.
tip
  • Los términos the left y the right (a veces escritos en mayúscula: the Left, the Right) son usados para denotar a los más grandes puntos de vista en política y socio-economía. El origen de estos términos viene de la Asamblea Nacional Francesa que se creó luego de la Revolución Francesa en 1789. Los políticos revolucionarios se sentaron en el lado izquierdo, mientras que los conservadores, que apoyaban al rey, se sentaron en el derecho. Aunque las ideas políticas cambiaron significativamente a lo largo de los años, the left todavía se usa para denotar la perspectiva más liberal, mientras que the right denota una perspectiva más conservadora.

left adverb

unfavorite favorite play sound
hacia la izquierda

left adjective

unfavorite favorite play sound
izquierdo

Example sentences of
left adjective

  • He felt a pain in his left side.
  • He hit him with a left hook to the jaw.
  • the left side of the street

leave verb

unfavorite favorite play sound
left, has left, is leaving, leaves
dejar, legar; irse, salir, partir, marcharse; abandonar; olvidarse de

Example sentences of
leave verb

  • She left her friends and went home.
  • You may leave your things in this room.

Detailed synonyms for leave verb

See: Abandon, Go, Let

Related phrases for left

Reverse translation for left

izquierda  - left 
izquierdo  - left 
dejar  - to leave, to abandon, to forsake, to let be, to let go, to allow, to permit 
legar  - to bequeath, to hand down, to delegate 
irse  - to leave, to go, to leak, to be used up, to be gone 
salir  - to go out, to come out, to get out, to set out, to leave, to depart, to appear, to project, to stick out, to cost, to come to, to turn out, to prove, to come up, to occur 
partir  - to cut, to split, to leave, to depart, to break, to crack, to share (out), to divide 
marcharse  - to leave 
abandonar  - to abandon, to leave, to give up, to quit, to drop out 
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