to listen to someone in Idioms
to provide an interesting accompaniment for something in Idioms
not pleased in Idioms
the smaller one of the two in Idioms
the less bad thing of two bad things in Idioms
to tell someone some disappointing news in a way that makes them feel good in Idioms
to fail to do as well as expected, to disappoint someone in Idioms
to discharge someone from a job, to fire someone in Idioms
to hit someone hard, to scold someone angrily in Idioms
to attack someone verbally in Idioms
to tell someone a secret in Idioms
to tell or inform someone about something in Idioms
to permit someone to leave a car or train or boat or plane or other transportation in Idioms
to release someone with little or no punishment in Idioms
to excuse someone from a penalty or a promise in Idioms
to let someone have something in Idioms
to pay no attention to something, to neglect something in Idioms
to allow something to pass, to do nothing about something in Idioms
to set something free, to release something being held in Idioms
to discharge a gun, to explode something, to release something in Idioms
