abandon to

abandon someone or something to someone or something

to leave a person, living creature, or thing to the care of someone or something; to give up someone or something to someone or something. (Usually with the thought that the abandoned person or thing will not receive the best of care.) They had to abandon the dogs to the storm.

abandon to

1. To desert someone or something in some situation: Because it was too dangerous for us to save our sinking boat, we had to abandon it to the storm's waves.

2. To allow someone to accept or enjoy something without resisting it. Used reflexively: At the amusement park I abandoned myself to the excitement of the roller coaster rides.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Arnott	['a:nət]
Steward	['stju:wəd]
NaĎA	-	Czech
Karme	-	Greek Mythology
Yildirim	-	Turkish
ArtÚR	-	Hungarian