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把 sth/sb 留在 ... 的狀態

Syntax: leave + O + O.C (adj./ V-ing/ p.p.)

1. leave + sb/sth + V-ing
eq.
a. Who has left the water rumming.
b. Turn off the faucet. Don't leave the water running.



According the definition of Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English.
1 LET SOMETHING/SOMEBODY STAY: [T always + adverb/preposition] to
make or allow something or someone to stay in a place when you
go away
// leave sth/sb in/with/behind etc//
--Are you leaving the kids with Grandma on Saturday?//
--As soon as I'd shut the door, I realized I'd left the keys inside.//
--Did anybody leave a jacket behind last night?//
--She left her son in the care of a friend.

// leave sb to do sth//
--He left Ruth to find her own way home.//
--Students were left to their own devices (=left alone and allowed to
do whatever they wanted) for long periods.

2 NOT CHANGE/MOVE SOMETHING: [T] to let something remain in a
particular state, position, or condition
// leave sth on/off/out etc//
--You've left your lights on.//
--She must have left the phone off the hook.//

leave sth open/empty/untidy etc //
--I wish you'd stop leaving the door open.//
--The trial left many questions unanswered.//

leave a space/gap etc //
--Leave the next two lines blank for the tutor's comments.//
--Drivers should always leave room for cyclists.//

leave sth doing sth//
--I'll just leave the engine running while I go in.//
--Don't leave tools lying about .//

leave sth to do sth//
--Leave the pots to soak overnight.//