Usage examples of "Leaving" in English with translation to Spanish

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I am not leaving you. No te estoy dejando.
What time are we leaving? ¿A que hora salimos?
Oh, you're leaving tomorrow! ¡Oh, te vas mañana!
For several years I've been in the habit of, when I'm at home, only leaving my desk when it's time to eat. Por muchos años he tenido en mi casa el hábito de sólo abandonar mi escritorio cuando es hora de comer.
They are leaving Japan tomorrow. Ellos dejarán Japón mañana.
They are leaving for London. Salen para Londres.
We’ll be leaving tomorrow. Nos iremos mañana.
I am leaving the books here. Dejo los libros aquí.
We are leaving early tomorrow morning. Salimos mañana temprano.
Hurry up, we are leaving! ¡Vamos que nos vamos!
Tom disappeared without leaving a trace. Tom desapareció sin dejar rastro.
Tom is leaving Kobe tomorrow morning. Tom saldrá de Kobe mañana por la mañana.
What time are you leaving? ¿A qué horas te vas?
I'm leaving it to you. Yo lo estoy dejando a ti.
She was getting ready for leaving home. Ella estaba preparándose para salir de casa.
I'm leaving on Sunday. Me voy el domingo.
Leaving an unburied corpse behind is profanity. Es profano dejar un cadáver sin enterrar.
Leaving the room, he bowed to me. Él se inclinó hacia mí al salir de mi cuarto.
I am leaving at four. Me voy a las cuatro.
I'm sorry you're leaving us. Siento que nos dejes.
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