take control (of someone or something)

To gain, assume, or exercise the ability or authority to manage, direct, or influence something. Things have been running a lot smoother ever since Sarah took control of the project. You really need to take control of your staff, John. Their mistakes are costing this company a lot of money! I know I need to take control, but my kids are really difficult to manage.

take control of someone or something

to get the power and right to direct someone or something. I will take control of him and see that he does what I want. Will you take control of the Wilson project?

词组	take control (of someone or something)
释义	take control (of someone or something) take control (of someone or something) To gain, assume, or exercise the ability or authority to manage, direct, or influence something. Things have been running a lot smoother ever since Sarah took control of the project. You really need to take control of your staff, John. Their mistakes are costing this company a lot of money! I know I need to take control, but my kids are really difficult to manage. See also: control, someone, take Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. take control of someone or something to get the power and right to direct someone or something. I will take control of him and see that he does what I want. Will you take control of the Wilson project? See also: control, of, take McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: take control of be no love lost between (two people) talk to the hand talk to/tell it to the hand (Are) things getting you down? be little love lost between (two people) correspond correspond about (someone or something) in the loop be glued to (one)
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