Avoid disturbing or bothering someone, as in It's best to leave Dean in peace when he's paying the bills. This expression uses peace in the sense of "undisturbed," a usage dating from the early 1200s. Also see
| Idioms: leave someone in peace |
Avoid disturbing or bothering someone, as in It's best to leave Dean in peace when he's paying the bills. This expression uses peace in the sense of "undisturbed," a usage dating from the early 1200s. Also see
| let be (Idiom) | |
| peace (Idiom) | |
| leave (Idiom) |
| Why they want leave the moon in peace? | |
| You come in peace and leave in pieces? | |
| How do you say leave in peace in spanish? |
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