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Phrase(s): involve someone with someone or something
1. to cause someone to associate with someone or something. • Don’t try to involve me with John. I can’t stand him. • We will try to involve all the teachers with the new association. • I will not involve myself with such goings-on. 2. to connect someone or someone’s name to activity (often wrongdoing) associated with someone or something. • Don’t try to involve Amy with the crime. She is innocent. • We involved the committee with the intense lobbying effort, and everyone began to see the extent of its inf luence.
McGrawhill's American Idioms And Phrasal Verbs