| Id | ESLPod_1011_WE_1697 |
|---|---|
| Episode Id | ESLPod 1011 |
| Episode Title | Building with Wood and Metal |
| Phrase | to try (one's) hand at |
| Text | In this podcast, the phrase "to try (one's) hand at (something)" means to try to do something for the first time, especially if it is difficult and challenging and one has little or no experience related to it: "I'd like to try my hand at sailing, but I don't know anyone with a sailboat." The phrase "in good hands" means cared for and safe: "This is the best surgeon in the country, so you'll be in good hands." The phrase "to have a hand in (something)" mean to be involved in something or to participate in something: "Did you have a hand in planning this surprise party?" Finally, the phrase "to have (one's) hands full" means to be very busy: "Sheila has her hands full taking care of her twins. I doubt she has time to volunteer for our organization." |
| Topics | Entertainment + Sports | Home + Community |
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