to leave something behind, such as a physical object, a message, or an impression

to leave a message for someone who is not currently available

to retain, preserve, or maintain something in its original state or possession

to set aside for

to stay somewhere temporarily

to study abroad

to be mindful, take note of, or pay attention to someone or something

to detain or keep someone in legal custody

to be left over or persist after the main part has been removed or destroyed

A student studying abroad, a foreign student, or an international student.

to leave behind or over, especially as a vestige or leftover issue

to remain in a place due to circumstances or obstacles that prevent one from leaving

to stay behind to take care of things

to detain as criminal; criminal detention

to recall fondly or be emotionally attached to past memories

to keep something as a souvenir or memento

to ask or persuade someone to stay or not leave

to urge or entreat someone to stay or remain instead of leaving

to be careful; to pay attention to

to offer shelter or take someone into one's care

to set aside or keep something for a specific purpose or future use

to keep or preserve something for future use or as a record

a place where individuals are held in temporary custody for administrative offenses or pending legal action

to stay for a while; to sojourn

to keep a person in legal custody or prevent them from leaving a place

to show mercy, leniency, or forgiveness, often by restraining one's actions in competition or conflict

to take care, pay attention, or be cautious in order to avoid danger or mistakes

material or substance remaining after a process or the main part is gone

the choice of whether to leave or to stay; the matter of one's departure or retention.

uncompromisingly harsh or severe, especially in criticism, judgment, or competition

to take into custody or retain a suspect or offender during an investigation

to remain in office; to hold on to one's job

to go overseas to study, often used in a historical context

to reside

a photograph kept as a memento

used as an appeal for kindness or to request that one not be judged or treated too strictly

to join the faculty of one's alma mater upon graduation

to keep or retain something for future use or as a record

to stay or sleep over at a place away from home

to stay for a long time

to retain or reserve something for use

to retain a portion (of profits etc)

private plot allocated to an individual on a collective farm

to repeat a year in school

to leave an inserted needle in place for a period of time (acupuncture)

to leave a task, matter, or decision to be dealt with at a later time

to make a name for oneself; to leave a lasting reputation or legacy

a polite expression used by a departing guest telling the host not to see them to the door

to leave some room for maneuver or adjustment; to allow for unforeseen circumstances