bring under control JUST WRITTEN FOR YOU
/brɪŋ ˌʌndər ˈkəntroʊl/ · bring.un.der.con.trol
verb
- to cause something to be managed or regulated, especially a situation or a person's behavior. The teacher tried to bring the unruly class under control by establishing a clear routine.
- to make something subject to one's authority or influence. The new manager was tasked with bringing the company's finances under control.
noun
- the act of managing or regulating something. The process of bringing the project under control was a long and difficult one.
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Did you know? This phrase is often used in business and management contexts to describe the process of stabilizing a chaotic or unpredictable situation.