英语词组have a finger in the pie是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Idiom

have a finger in the pie and have one's finger in the pie

Theme: INVOLVEMENT

to have a role in something; to be involved in something.

Tess wants to have a finger in the pie. She doesn't think we can do it by ourselves.Sally always wants to have a finger in the pie.

have a finger in the pie

To be involved in a particular situation, especially when said involvement is seen as meddling. Mom is now calling me every hour, and I'm sure you had a finger in the pie—what exactly did you tell her?

have a/(one's) finger in the pie

To be involved in a situation, often in a meddlesome way. Mom is now calling me every hour, and I'm sure you had a finger in the pie—what exactly did you tell her?

have a finger in the pie

and have one's finger in the pie

Fig. to have a role in something; to be involved in something. (See also have one's finger in too many pies) Tess wants to have a finger in the pie. She doesn't think we can do it by ourselves. Sally always wants to have a finger in the pie.

finger in the pie, have a

Have an interest in or meddle in something. For example, When they nominated me for the board, I'm sure Bill had a finger in the pie. Another form of this idiom is have a finger in every pie, meaning "to have an interest in or be involved in everything," as in She does a great deal for the town; she has a finger in every pie. The precise origin of this metaphor, which presumably alludes either to tasting every pie or being involved in their concoction, has been lost. [Late 1500s]

have a finger in the pie

be involved in a matter, especially in an annoyingly interfering way.

词组	have a finger in the pie
释义	Idiom have a finger in the pie and have one's finger in the pie Theme: INVOLVEMENT to have a role in something; to be involved in something. Tess wants to have a finger in the pie. She doesn't think we can do it by ourselves.Sally always wants to have a finger in the pie. Idiom have a finger in the pie to be involved in a particular activity. When it comes to trade in the underdeveloped parts of the world, most Western countries want to have a finger in the pie. have a finger in the pie To be involved in a particular situation, especially when said involvement is seen as meddling. Mom is now calling me every hour, and I'm sure you had a finger in the pie—what exactly did you tell her? have a/(one's) finger in the pie To be involved in a situation, often in a meddlesome way. Mom is now calling me every hour, and I'm sure you had a finger in the pie—what exactly did you tell her? have a finger in the pie and have one's finger in the pie Fig. to have a role in something; to be involved in something. (See also have one's finger in too many pies) Tess wants to have a finger in the pie. She doesn't think we can do it by ourselves. Sally always wants to have a finger in the pie. finger in the pie, have a Have an interest in or meddle in something. For example, When they nominated me for the board, I'm sure Bill had a finger in the pie. Another form of this idiom is have a finger in every pie, meaning "to have an interest in or be involved in everything," as in She does a great deal for the town; she has a finger in every pie. The precise origin of this metaphor, which presumably alludes either to tasting every pie or being involved in their concoction, has been lost. [Late 1500s] have a finger in the pie be involved in a matter, especially in an annoyingly interfering way.
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