be in control
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be in control — idiom
1. to have the power to make decisions in a situation, or to be able to stay calm a
1.idiom
Definition
to have the power to make decisions in a situation, or to be able to stay calm and organised even when things are difficult.
Example
Even during the crisis, the hospital director remained in control and made calm decisions.
After months of training, João felt fully in control of his new role at the bank.