have a stake in

have a stake in something

Fig. to have something at risk in something; to have a financial or other interest in something. I have a stake in that company. I want it to make a profit. I don't have a stake in it, so I don't care.

have a stake in

Have a share, interest, or involvement in something or someone. For example, Every member had a stake in the business, or She knew that she had a stake in her children's future. This term uses stake in the sense of "something to gain or lose," as in gambling. [Late 1700s]

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Vibius	-	Ancient Roman
Ramesha	-	Hinduism
Mirta	-	Spanish, Italian, Croatian
Lluc	-	Catalan
Gonzalo	gon-THAH-lo (Spanish), gon-SAH-lo (Latin American Spanish)	Spanish
Steenie	-	Scottish