Idioms
leave (someone or something) behind
to leave someone or something somewhere
I left my coat behind at the restaurant.
leave (someone or something) in (someone's) hands
leave (someone) alone
leave (someone) flat
leave (someone) for dead
leave (someone) high and dry
leave (someone) holding the bag
leave (someone) in peace
leave (someone) in the lurch
leave (someone) out in the cold
leave (something) hanging (in the air)
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a fly in the ointment
sound as if
behind (someone's) back
break out in (something)
tight spot
slow on the uptake
set fire to (something)
piece of cake
eat in
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Nobel Prize : Chemistry
Year : 1992
Name : rudolph a. marcus
Country : canada - united states.
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