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МатематикаВопрос:
4. What does the idiom "to have a finger in every pie" mean? - a) to be very lazy - b) to be involved in many activities - c) to be very angry
Ответ:
Решение:
- Идиома "to have a finger in every pie" буквально переводится как "иметь палец в каждом пироге".
- Это означает быть вовлеченным во множество различных дел или проектов, часто в нежелательном или чрезмерном качестве.
Ответ: b) to be involved in many activities
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