dejar para más tarde

dejar para más tarde
A transitive verb phrase is a phrase that combines a verb with a preposition or other particle and requires a direct object (e.g., take out the trash.).
transitive verb phrase
a. to leave until later
La película está a punto de empezar. Deja los platos para más tarde.The movie is about to start. Leave the dishes until later.
b. to put off
Tendremos que dejar la decisión para más tarde. Ahora mismo no tenemos suficiente información.We'll have to put off the decision. Right now we don't have enough information.
c. to put back
Surgió un asunto urgente y los directivos tuvieron que dejar la reunión para más tarde.An urgent matter came up and the management had to put back their meeting.
d. to postpone
Ahora llueve mucho, creo que deberíamos dejar el paseo para más tarde.Now it's raining a lot. I think we should postpone our walk.
a. to save for later
Deja esos caramelos para más tarde. Ya comiste muchos.Save that candy for later. You've already eaten a lot.
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