Examples of using "Liegenlassen" in a sentence and their english translations:
I have left my car keys behind.
- You've left your umbrellas on the bus.
- You left your umbrellas on the bus.
- They've left their umbrellas on the bus.
- They left their umbrellas on the bus.
- They have left their umbrellas on the bus.
I've lost the key to my room.
- She left her umbrella on the bus.
- She left her umbrella in the bus.
He left his umbrella in the bus.
I left my umbrella behind in the taxi.
She left her keys in the car.
She forgot her umbrella on a bus.
- You've left your umbrella on the bus.
- You left your umbrella on the bus.
I left your umbrella on the bus.
- Mary's left her umbrella on the bus.
- Mary has left her umbrella on the bus.
- We've left our umbrellas on the bus.
- We left our umbrellas on the bus.
- We have left our umbrellas on the bus.
I left my phone in the conference room.
I forgot my pencil case at home.
I left my cell phone at home.
- Tom's left his umbrella on the bus.
- Tom has left his umbrella on the bus.
Tom left his textbook in the car.
Tom left his umbrella on the train.
I've left my charger at home.
I've left my handbag in the taxi.
Mary left her keys in the car.
He forgot his umbrella in his car.
She left her umbrella in the car.
I've left my homework at home.
He left his diary in his office.
I left my gloves in the taxi.
I left my gloves in the library.
I left the key in the room.
We've left undone what should've been done.
- I almost left my brolly on the train.
- I nearly left my brolly on the train.
- I nearly left my umbrella on the train.
Tom said that we should stop what we were doing.
Tom left his books at school.
Tom left this in my car.
Tom left something on the table for you.
- Tom might have left his umbrella in Mary's car.
- Tom might've left his umbrella in Mary's car.
Tom forgot his umbrella in Mary's car.
- Tom left his umbrella on the bus.
- Tom's left his umbrella on the bus.
- Tom has left his umbrella on the bus.
- My God! I left the wallet in my room!
- Oh My God! I left the wallet in my room!
Sorry. You forgot your lighter at the table.
I left my wallet at home. Could you lend me some money?
Tom is stuck in his sleeping bag. Should we abandon him?
"Where are my glasses?" "You've left them on the kitchen table."
I'm sorry, I left my homework at home.
I left my wallet at home. Could you lend me some money?
I forgot something in my car.
I forgot my phone in the meeting room.
I left my keys in the car!
- She left her umbrella in the train.
- He left his umbrella on the train.
- She left her umbrella on the train.
- I left your umbrella in the bus.
- I left your umbrella on the bus.
I left my umbrella in the cab.
Tom forgot his lunch box on his desk, but the teacher locked the classroom.
You can't just not do your job.
Hey Tom, I've left my purse at home. Do you think you could lend me some money?
Tom left his briefcase on his desk.
Tom forgot his books at school.
"Sod it! I've left my pen at home on the desk." "Do you want to use mine?"
- "Where are my glasses?" "You left them on the kitchen table."
- "Where are my glasses?" "You've left them on the kitchen table."
- He left his umbrella in the bus.
- He left his umbrella on the bus.
- I almost left my umbrella in the train.
- I almost left my umbrella on the train.
- I almost left my umbrella in the train.
- I almost left my umbrella on the train.
- I nearly left my brolly on the train.
- I nearly left my umbrella on the train.
"I can see mine, but not yours." "What are you on about again? How should I know what you mean without a given context?" "I'm talking about our socks, of course – what else?" "Well, I've put mine in the drawer. I left yours lying about. They are indeed yours, not mine."