英和和英

He who begins many things, finishes but few.

charge someone with too many tasks

to recklessly give something to many people

of many persons, holding something in each hand

He has too many irons in the fire.

Many companies are in the market to hire cheap labor.

a state of being proficient in various arts

Kimono making involves the handiwork of many craftspeople.

It takes a lot of labor to complete it.

I have found to my cost what it is to have too many irons in the fire.

A lot of people engage in that management.

skillful after much practice

the condition when people are gathering

to make many people gather in a place

There are many systems that are managed by a small number of people.

The magician's stock of tricks is very large.

The floats are decorated with many lanterns.

to undergo various kinds of hardships

break into many pieces

the condition of having many purposes

the action of withdrawing something in a small quantity

Many small‐to‐medium sized enterprises are suffering from a shortage of workers.

a set of things piled up

crowded with or characterized by much activity

having many parts or aspects

of many people, to struggle with each other

of among many

a plethora of problems [rice]

Many companies are developing robots to help people in many ways.

having many parts or sides