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Have your nose in something

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This phrase implies neglecting surroundings or obligations due to the deep interest in the activity. SlideHe had his nose in his research and forgot to eat.
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Often implies a positive view of someone's dedication, especially in academic or intellectual pursuits. SlideShe's going to succeed; she always has her nose in her textbooks.
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It's a metaphorical expression and doesn't involve an actual nose or physical action. SlideAlex had his nose in the manual, figuring out the new software.
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