leave up in the air



leave someone up in the air

Fig. to leave someone waiting for a decision. Please don't leave me up in the air. I want to know what's going to happen to me. Nothing was decided, and they left me up in the air.
See also: air, leave, up

leave something up in the air

Fig. to leave a matter undecided. (Alludes to something drifting in the air, moving neither up nor down.) Let's get this settled now. I don't want to leave anything up in the air over the weekend. The whole matter was left up in the air for another week.
See also: air, leave, up

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Brunson['bru:nsn]
DebbieDEB-eeEnglish
Lorenciolo-REN-thyo (Spanish), lo-REN-syo (Latin American Spanish)Medieval Spanish
Alejoah-LE-khoSpanish
Cartwright['ka:t.rait]
Grimhilt-Ancient Germanic, Germanic Mythology