Take A Hand In (something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Take A Hand In (something) Idiom mean?

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take a hand in (something) What does take a hand in (something) mean?	to help plan or do something	The man is always ready to take a hand in any work that needs to be done.
take a hand in (something) What does take a hand in (something) mean?	to help plan or do something	I have decided to take a hand in the building of the new cafeteria.
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take the stand What does "take the stand" mean?	to sit in the witness chair in a courtroom	The main witness at the trial took the stand after the other witnesses were finished.
eat like a horse What does "eat like a horse" mean?	to eat a lot	My friend eats like a horse but he never gains any weight.
bust What does "bust" mean?	failure; poor performance.	It's a bust. Complete failure.
second hand What does "second hand" mean?	not new, used by someone else	We went to a second-hand bookstore to look for the books.
wear one`s heart on one`s sleeve What does "wear one`s heart on one`s sleeve" mean?	to show one`s feelings openly	The girl is wearing her heart on her sleeve and everybody knows that she is having problems with her boyfriend.
have a nose for (something) What does "have a nose for (something)" mean?	to have the talent for finding something	My friend has a nose for finding cheap items at flea markets.
come apart at the seams What does "come apart at the seams" mean?	to be in a bad situation and to begin to lose control, to become extremely upset	Our team is coming apart at the seams since our coach left. The man is coming apart at the seams since he lost his job.

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Take A Hand In (something) Idiom