put to rights JUST WRITTEN FOR YOU
/pʌt tuː raɪts/ · put.to.rights
verb
- to correct or rectify a mistake or problem The manager had to put the company's finances to rights after the financial scandal.
- to restore something to its original or proper state The conservation team worked to put the damaged painting to rights.
noun
- the act of correcting or rectifying a mistake or problem The process of putting the company's finances to rights was a long and difficult one.
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Did you know? The phrase 'put to rights' is often used in British English, particularly in the context of correcting mistakes or problems in a workplace or organization.