have one's finger in the pie Идиома

have one's finger in the pie

Idiom(s): 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 one's feel in the pie

Idiom(s): have a feel in the pie AND accept one's feel in the pie

Theme: INVOLVEMENT

to accept a role in something; to be complex in something.
• Tess wants to accept a feel in the pie. She doesn't anticipate we can do it by ourselves.
• Sally consistently wants to accept a feel in the pie.

have a feel in the pie

To be complex in a accurate situation, abnormally back said captivation is apparent as meddling. Mom is now calling me every hour, and I'm abiding you had a feel in the pie—what absolutely did you acquaint her?Learn more: finger, have, pie

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

To be complex in a situation, generally in a busy way. Mom is now calling me every hour, and I'm abiding you had a feel in the pie—what absolutely did you acquaint her?Learn more: finger, have, pie

have a feel in the pie

and have one's feel in the pieFig. to accept a role in something; to be complex in something. (Learn added have one's feel in too abounding pies) Tess wants to accept a feel in the pie. She doesn't anticipate we can do it by ourselves. Sally consistently wants to accept a feel in the pie.Learn more: finger, have, pie

have a feel in the pie

be complex in a matter, abnormally in an annoyingly interfering way.Learn more: finger, have, pie

finger in every pie, to accept a

To be complex in abundant activities, usually in the faculty of meddling. This allegory from finger-licking in the kitchen dates from the sixteenth century. Shakespeare acclimated it in HenryVIII (1.1), area the Duke of Buckingham complains of Cardinal Wolsey, “No man’s pie is freed from his aggressive finger.”Learn more: every, finger, have, to

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