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rat on someone (to) [exp]

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Meaning:
- if your disloyal friend tells your wrong job to someone in authority, they rat on you.
Examples:
- that soldier obeyed the rule and his friend ratted on him.
- He ratted on his friends to the principal after they skipped class.
- She promised not to tell, but she ratted on me to my parents.
- The thief ratted on his accomplices to get a lighter sentence.
- I can’t believe you ratted on me for eating cookies before dinner!
- The employee ratted on his coworkers for breaking company rules to the boss.
- The gang threatened him, suspecting he might rat on them to the police.
- No one trusts him anymore since he ratted on his best friend.
- If you rat on your classmates for cheating, they won’t trust you again.
- The manager praised her, but her coworkers avoided her after she ratted on them.
- The suspect decided to rat on his partners to get a plea deal.
- Don’t rat on me for watching TV instead of doing my homework!
- uspect decided to rat on his partners to get a plea deal.
- Don’t rat on me for watching TV instead of doing my homework!