"Ela tem deixado de praticar."

Translation: She has been missing practice.

[vivalahumanidad]

I thought this meant "she's stopped working", or "she's stopped practicing". Is this right or am I wrong?

[josenino972]

^^^ Those are my thoughts as well.

[Danmoller]

This means she reapeatedly or gradatively has been abandoning practice. (did not quit yet)

This Portuguese tense carries a "progressive/repetitive" meaning.

[G.P.Niers]

I think your second sentence is better than the official translation.

The Portuguese sentence doesn't imply she's going to a specific place like the official translation.

[slearch]

How would one say "She has left to practice", if not this?

[braziliancakes]

you would say: "Ela saiu para praticar."

[Europe]

"She has stopped practicing" is wrong?

[Danmoller]

That is "ela parou de praticar".

[Carmen_CostaRica]

She has stopped practicing should be accepted as well.