leave one's mark on (someone or something) -Idioms

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leave one's mark on (someone or something)

to affect the behavior and performance of another person or of something

The company president left his mark on the company for many years after he retired.

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leave oneself wide open for (something)

leave well enough alone

leave word with (someone)

left-handed compliment

lend (oneself/itself) to (something)

lend (someone) a hand

lend (something) to (something)

lend an ear (to someone)

get the worst of (something)

lay/light into (someone)

go to any length

have a notion to (do something)

make a bundle/pile

die in one's boots

drop out of (something)

irons in the fire

in high spirits

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