Definition of left-out in English:

left-out

adjective ˈlɛftaʊt

noun ˈlɛftaʊt

Late 19th century; earliest use found in ‘Susan Coolidge’ (1835–1905) (real name Sarah Chauncey Woolsey). From left + out, after to leave out.

adjectiveˈlɛftaʊt

nounˈlɛftaʊt

Late 19th century; earliest use found in ‘Susan Coolidge’ (1835–1905) (real name Sarah Chauncey Woolsey). From left + out, after to leave out.

单词	left-out
释义	Definition of left-out in English: left-out adjective ˈlɛftaʊt That has or have been left out; omitted; excluded. noun ˈlɛftaʊt A person or thing that has been left out. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in ‘Susan Coolidge’ (1835–1905) (real name Sarah Chauncey Woolsey). From left + out, after to leave out. Definition of left-out in US English: left-out adjectiveˈlɛftaʊt That has or have been left out; omitted; excluded. nounˈlɛftaʊt A person or thing that has been left out. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in ‘Susan Coolidge’ (1835–1905) (real name Sarah Chauncey Woolsey). From left + out, after to leave out.
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