at the mercy of (something or someone)
to do (someone) a wrong; to do (someone) an ill turn; to take revenge; to resent; to bear a grudge
to turn misfortune into fortune (esp. through one's own efforts); to turn the potential disaster to one's advantage
to turn misfortune into fortune (esp. through one's own efforts); to turn the potential disaster to one's advantage
to commit vice; to do evil
at the mercy of (something or someone)
to turn misfortune into fortune (esp. through one's own efforts); to turn the potential disaster to one's advantage
to turn misfortune into fortune (esp. through one's own efforts); to turn the potential disaster to one's advantage
to do an act of benevolence at the sacrifice of oneself
at the mercy of (something or someone)
to have many visitors (of a home); to be prosperous (of a shop)
to deliberately misinterpret; to invert right and wrong; (lit.) to point to a deer and call it a horse