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leave the room

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leave the room 
1. to go out of the room. DI had to leave the room to get drinks for everyone.
2. Euph. to leave to go to the toilet. I have to leave the room. I'll be back in a minute.
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Some puppies may try to run after you because they still want to play so be sure to leave the room and close the door.
After the massage session, the therapist will leave the room as clients slip into their robe or clothes.
Others say to put the child to bed, give a reassuring pat, leave the room, and let the child cry for increasing intervals before returning to the room and calmly reassuring him or her.
 
 
 
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