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Idiom: To ditch someone

Idiom: To ditch someone

Meaning- to leave or lose someone on purpose

Example: I ditched my brother at the museum, and I went to meet my friends at the movie theater.

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4/10/2012 9:51:31 AM #

Appreciate the info.
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