Bail on
/beɪl ɒn/B1
PreIntermediate
1. To leave or abandon someone or something, often at the last minute, breaking prior commitments or expectations.
- He bailed on the meeting just an hour before it started.
- She had promised to help with the project, but bailed on the team at the last moment.
- I can't believe he bailed on us right before the concert!
- We had tickets to the game, but he bailed on our plans.
- The babysitter bailed on us, so we had to cancel our dinner reservation.
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