be party to something

be (a) party to (something)

To be involved in something, often something clandestine. I refuse to be a party to your schemes any longer!

be (a) ˈparty to something

(formal) take part in a (secret) plan, agreement, etc., and therefore be partly responsible for it: ‘Were you a party to this, Anna?’ ‘No, Mrs Jones, I was away on holiday at the time.’ How many people were party to the plan?

词组	be party to something
释义	be party to something be (a) party to (something) To be involved in something, often something clandestine. I refuse to be a party to your schemes any longer! See also: party Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. be (a) ˈparty to something (formal) take part in a (secret) plan, agreement, etc., and therefore be partly responsible for it: ‘Were you a party to this, Anna?’ ‘No, Mrs Jones, I was away on holiday at the time.’ How many people were party to the plan? See also: party, something Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: be (a) party to (something) party to bring (something) to the party bring something to the party go to (something) as (someone or something) a bargaining counter bargaining counter bargaining chip run as run as (something)
随便看	on the cheap on the chopping block on the clock on the coattails of on the coattails of (someone) on the coat-tails of someone/something on the contrary on the couch on the credit side on the credit side (of the ledger) on the crest of a wave on the crest of the wave on the cuff on the cusp on the cutting edge on the cutting room floor on the defensive on the DL on the dole on the doorstep on the dot on the double on the downgrade on the down low on the downside