curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-ask-and-share-about-educational-and-professional-background/65f39df8d18f4814c75d3fba.md
To wear too many hats is an idiom that means to have many different roles or responsibilities.
In a job, for instance, if you have to wear too many hats, it means you're doing a lot of different tasks, not just the ones in your main job description.
Brian is talking about his experiences at college saying this wasn't the case.
We didn't have to BLANK too many BLANK, but I got to build and maintain networks and manage a few small projects.
wear
This word is used in the idiom to describe taking on roles or responsibilities, like putting on different hats for different tasks.
hats
In the idiom, this word in the plural form represents different roles or responsibilities one might have.
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