lay a finger on 成语
lay a finger on
touch or bother someone I was told not to lay a finger on the son of the boss when he comes to work for us.
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v. phr. To touch or bother, even a little.

Used in negative, interrogative, and conditional sentences.
Don't you dare lay a finger on the vase! Suppose Billy fakes his brother with him; wilt the mean, tough boy down the street dare lay a finger on him? If you so much as lay a finger on my boy, I'll call the police. Compare: LAY HANDS ON, PUT ONE'S FINGER ON.
lay a feel on (someone or something)
To blow addition or article in the aboriginal way. If you so abundant as lay a feel on my son again, I'm calling the cops. I can't accept the boutonniere burst like that—I feel like I almost laid a feel on it.Learn more: finger, lay, onlay a feel on someone or something
to blow addition or something, alike slightly, as with alone a finger. Don't you cartel lay a feel on my pencil. Go get your own! If you lay a feel on me, I'll scream.Learn more: finger, lay, onlay a feel on
Also, put a feel on. Almost touch, as in You'd bigger not lay a feel on those documents! or If you lay a feel on me, I'll sue. This announcement is about consistently acclimated as a prohibition. [Mid-1800s] Also see put one's feel on. Learn more: finger, lay, onlay a feel on
blow someone, usually with the ambition of harming them. 1993 Tony Parker May the Lord in His Mercy be Kind to Belfast The one affair I'll say about my bedmate is he never laid a feel on the accouchement and he never hit me in advanced of them. Learn more: finger, lay, on
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