wear more than one hat Idioma

wear more than one hat

Idiom(s): wear more than one hat

Theme: ALTERNATIVES

to have more than one set of responsibilities; to hold more than one office.
• The mayor is also the police chief. She wears more than one hat.
• I have too much to do to wear more than one hat.

wear added than one hat

To authority or action in added than one position or role simultaneously. Few apperceive that the acclaimed extra wears added than one hat, agreeable her time as an able neuroscientist.Learn more: hat, more, one, wear

wear added than one hat

and wear two hatsFig. to accept added than one set of responsibilities; to authority added than one office. The ambassador is additionally the badge chief. She wears added than one hat. I accept too abundant to do to abrasion added than one hat. He wears two hats; he's both CEO and administrator of the board.Learn more: hat, more, one, wear

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wear more than one hat Idioma