throw (someone) to the wolves -Idioms

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throw (someone) to the wolves

to send someone into danger without protection

The coach threw the boy to the wolves when he joined the older players.

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throw (something) into the bargain

throw (something) together or throw together (something)

throw a monkey wrench into the works

throw a party (for someone) or throw (someone) a party

throw away (something) or throw (something) away

throw away a chance

throw away an opportunity

throw caution to the wind

throw cold water on (something)

make up (something) or make (something) up

level (something) at (someone)

call (someone or something) into question or call into question (someone or something)

carry the torch

stuck on (something)

for all the world

something to that effect

rhyme or reason

easier said than done

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