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Influencia e Involucramiento - Involvement

Explora modismos ingleses sobre la implicación con ejemplos como "verse envuelto en" y "hacer de chaperón".

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English idioms related to Influence & Involvement

to involuntarily become deeply involved or invested in something

Ex: were caught up in the thrill of the adventure and did n't realize they had wandered far from their intended hiking path .

used to say that someone has been involved in something from its early stages

Ex: If you want to influence the direction of the project, make sure to be in on the ground floor to contribute your ideas from the beginning.

to unintentionally become a part of an argument other people are having

Ex: Journalists covering a war zone risk being caught in the crossfire as they strive to report the truth amidst the chaos of combat.

being involved with other people, groups, organizations, etc.

Ex: The athlete's successful career is often attributed to being in bed with a top-notch coach who helped hone their skills.

to be involved with something that is too challenging or demanding for one to handle

Ex: With the house renovation underway, they're up to their knees in construction decisions and costs.

used when a specific task or a particular situation is being dealt with

Ex: As soon as the project's challenges arose, our manager was on the case, working diligently to find solutions.

tendency to take part in an activity started by someone else to receive a share of its profits

Ex: In the competitive world of sports, athletes strive to get a slice of the action by securing endorsement deals and sponsorships.

to be prepared or anticipating a specific event, situation, or consequence, whether positive or negative.

Ex: The way she's been training, she's definitely in for a great performance in the upcoming marathon.
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[Frase]

used to say that something must be addressed and handled

Ex: The impending deadline for the project is looming , and we must have all the necessary resources and on hand to complete it successfully .

to offer one's unwanted opinion or advice

Ex: The project was going smoothly until put his oar in with a last-minute change , causing confusion among the team members .

to become involved in a situation that in no way concerns one

Ex: We were having a private conversation, but my little brother couldn't resist sticking his nose in and eavesdropping on us.

used to tell someone that it depends on them to make a certain decision or to take a specified action

Ex: She's been waiting for him to ask her out for weeks, but he seems hesitant.

to be involved or have influence in a particular matter or situation

Ex: Even in retirement , Tom continues have a finger in the pie, helping out with the family business whenever he can .

to have a tendency to share or become involved in everything

Ex: Mark's curiosity and eagerness to learn have him with a finger in every pie, exploring new hobbies and subjects on a regular basis.

to become involved in an activity or event that is unpleasant or morally questionable, often requiring one to engage in dishonest or unethical behavior

Ex: Sometimes , in order to succeed in the competitive business world , you get your hands dirty and make tough decisions that others might shy away from .

someone who is caught between two individuals or groups who are having a fight or argument

Ex: The project manager the meat in the sandwich, coordinating the efforts of the design team and the development team to meet the project 's goals .

to be in the company of two people who prefer to be alone, particularly a romantic couple

Ex: Jane tried to discreetly slip away when she realized she playing gooseberry on her sister 's romantic boat ride .
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