A hand in Meaning in English
expression
ˈeɪ/, /ə/ /ˈhænd/ /ˈɪn/, /ɪn
uh HAND-in
æɪ/ /hˈænd/ /ˈɪn
uh HAND-in
释义
If you have 'a hand in' something, you are involved in making it happen or have helped with it.
用法与细微差别
'A hand in' is informal and usually followed by 'something'. It can be positive or negative: 'She had a hand in the project' or 'He had a hand in the mistake.' Often used to indicate some level of responsibility or participation.
Spanish: participación - implicaciónPortuguese (BR): participação - envolvimentoPortuguese (PT): participação - envolvimentoChinese (Simplified): 参与 - 插手Chinese (Traditional): 參與 - 插手Hindi: हिस्सा - योगदानArabic: دور - مشاركةBengali: ভূমিকা থাকা - অংশ নেওয়াRussian: приложить руку - быть причастнымJapanese: 関わる - 手を貸すVietnamese: góp phần - tham giaKorean: 관여하다 - 일조하다Turkish: katkısı olmak - parmağı olmakUrdu: کردار ہونا - ہاتھ ہوناIndonesian: turut campur - berperan
例句
I had a hand in planning the party.
basic
She had a hand in writing that book.
basic
Did you have a hand in this drawing?
basic
I think he had a hand in making that decision.
natural
Everyone had a hand in the success of the team.
natural
I didn’t have a hand in that mess, I promise.
natural