Sentence examples of "Leave" in English with translation "irse"

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It's time to leave. Es hora de irse.
We'll leave tomorrow morning. Nos vamos mañana por la mañana.
What time will you leave? ¿A qué hora te irás?
I'll leave Tokyo tonight. Esta noche me voy de Tokio.
What time do we leave? ¿A qué hora nos vamos?
I want him to leave. Quiero que se vaya.
We'll leave without him. Nos iremos sin él.
Tom is about to leave. Tom está a punto de irse.
I leave in an hour. Me voy en una hora.
Don't leave without saying goodbye. No te vayas sin decir adiós.
She advised him to leave earlier. Ella le aconsejó que se fuera más temprano.
Oh, really? When did he leave? ¿De veras? ¿Cuándo se fue?
I'll leave tomorrow, weather permitting. Me iré mañana, si el tiempo lo permite.
I will leave when John comes. Me iré cuando John llegue.
I authorize my workers to leave early. Yo autorizo a mis trabajadores a irse temprano.
How long ago did the bus leave? ¿Hace cuánto se fue el bus?
When did your friend leave for America? ¿Cuándo se fueron tus amigos a América?
Don't leave until we get there. No te vayas hasta que estemos allí.
I'd like you to leave now. Me gustaría que te fueras ya.
I want you to leave right now. Quiero que te vayas ahora mismo.
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