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Значение идиомы send to the minors
[send to the minors] {v. phr.} To dismiss someone; tell them off;terminate a relationship. – A baseball term.
“What did you do toyour girlfriend?” Ernie asked Bert, when Bert started dating Jane. “Isent her to the minors,” Bert answered with a sneer.
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