Idiom 'Leave High And Dry' Meaning

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Hey everyone, today we are going to learn the meaning of the idiom 'leave high and dry'.
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Hi.Leave sb in the lurch and leave high and dry are the same ?

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Hi. Leave someone in the lurch - to leave someone at a time when they need you to stay and help. Yes, this is a very similar idiom. Let's see if there are any nuances and differences using context: - Her husband ran off, left her high and dry. - I have a lot of good loyal friends who won't leave me in the lurch. - Don't worry, we wouldn't leave you high and dry. - We have a serious problem, and you can't leave your team in the lurch. - How I'm feeling is that she left me high and dry just like she always did. - I never left a friend in trouble, or a partner in the lurch. Yep, we can safely say that these idioms are interchangeable.