lean on
Verb
Meaning
rest on for support
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you can lean on me if you get tired
Across town, Y&R spoilers, news and updates say Amanda will lean on a friend.
Chairman of the Westchester County Board of Legislators Benjamin Boykin, who will speak at the ceremony, said: “Unfortunately, this year, we can’t physically provide a shoulder to lean on to the families and friends of those we lost 19 years ago.
And with a clear path to becoming operational by 2024, this gives me a timeline to lean on as an investor.
And when Mack became director, you would see, in the very beginning, that he would lean on Coulson’s wisdom to get through.
And with Ryan struggling in the air game, especially WR Julio Jones out again (hamstring), he’d likely want to lean on the running game.