To leave someone in the lurch _________?
Correct answer: D. To desert someone in his difficulties
- A. To come to compromise with someone
- B. Constant source of annoyance to someone
- C. To put someone at ease
- D. To desert someone in his difficulties
Explanation
To leave someone in the lurch means to abandon them when they are in difficulty or need help. The idiom therefore implies desertion at a critical moment.
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