leave it all out there
leave it all out there verb: to strive to the limits of one's capacity; to give one's all when playing a game.
Verb
leave it all out there (third-person singular simple present leaves it all out there, present participle leaving it all out there, simple past and past participle left it all out there)
- To strive to the limits of one's capacity; to give one's all when playing a game.
Forms of leave it all out there
| third-person singular present | leaves it all out there |
|---|---|
| present participle | leaving it all out there |
| past participle | left it all out there |
| past | left it all out there |
Origin of leave it all out there
The pronoun it refers to the player's capacity for effort and physical endurance; out there refers to the sports field.
Questions about leave it all out there
- What does leave it all out there mean?
- Leave it all out there means to strive to the limits of one's capacity; to give one's all when playing a game.
- What part of speech is leave it all out there?
- Leave it all out there is a verb.
- What is the past tense of leave it all out there?
- The past tense of leave it all out there is left it all out there.
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