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Hly2004 Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary
keep my hand in
"Given these circumstances I was thrilled to have an opportunity to keep my hand
in science and to earn extra money, especially since at that time the income of
instructors, such as my husband, was barely enough to support a young family ..."
"However,I particularly wish to do some occasional teaching to keep my hand in."
What's the meaning of "keep my hand in"?
in science and to earn extra money, especially since at that time the income of
instructors, such as my husband, was barely enough to support a young family ..."
"However,I particularly wish to do some occasional teaching to keep my hand in."
What's the meaning of "keep my hand in"?
Top answer
So as not to lose contact with sciences, So as to be still involved in them, I'd say.
- So as not to lose contact with sciences, So as to be still involved in them, I'd say.
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So as not to lose contact with sciences, So as to be still involved in them, I'd say.
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Hi! Can you say "I tie up my future with teaching" meaning "In the future I intend to be a teacher" ? or is there some other proper phrase?
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