It means to be put at risk of being harmed or injured. Brainliest?
Oh i already read this text and I'm in 7th grade the analogy is that the guy picked the one that has been worn out instead of the one that hasn't This is my best answer because I read this in September the story made me fall asleep xD and it is now April
The correct answer seems to be number four - not enough. It both suits grammatically, and sentence-wisely.
