[To desert someone in his ...] To leave someone in the lurch

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To leave someone in the lurch

To come to compromise with someone

Constant source of annoyance to someone

To put someone at ease

To desert someone in his difficulties

None of these

Additional Questions

To play second fiddle	Answer
To beg the question	Answer
A black sheep	Answer
A man of straw	Answer
To hit the nail right on the head	Answer
To set one s face against	Answer
Do no trust a man who blows his own trumpet	Answer
I met him after a long time, but he gave me the cold shoulder.	Answer
To pick holes	Answer
To leave someone in the lurch	Answer

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