Idioms

lean on (someone)
to pressure someone by blackmail or threats of physical violence in order to make him or her do something
The gang tried to lean on the small shop owner to get him to sell his property.

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  • lean over backwards to (do something or help someone)
  • lean toward (doing something)
  • leap to conclusions
  • learn (something) by heart
  • learn (something) by rote
  • learn (something) from the bottom up
  • learn (something) the hard way
  • learn the ropes
  • learn to live with (something)
  • least of all
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  • cut down on (something)
  • swelled head
  • give (someone) a clean bill of health
  • get to the bottom of (something)
  • pitch (someone) a curve (ball)
  • up to (somewhere)
  • pick holes in (something)
  • in one's book
  • in the doldrums
  • pile into (something)


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