have bigger fish to fry
idiom/hav BIG-er FISH tuh FRY/
to have more important things to do
Bull Sir की Hinglish
Have bigger fish to fry मतलब इससे ज़्यादा ज़रूरी काम पड़े होना।
Meanings & examples
- 1. idiom
to have more important things to deal with
- “I cannot worry about the party; I have bigger fish to fry.”
- “The manager ignored the gossip — she had bigger fish to fry.”
💡 Memory trick
Why fuss over a tiny fish when a big one is waiting in the pan?
📜 Asked in exams
Real previous-year questions on this word. Open one to try it and see the answer.