get (something) right Idiom, Proverb

all right

" expression of reluctant agreement./ fair; not particularly good./unharmed; in satisfactory condition"

as right as rain

(See right as rain)

bright

intelligent, brainy, sharp I left the water running. That wasn't a very bright thing to do.

bright eyed and bushy tailed

frisky, lively, full of life Perry is bright eyed and bushy tailed tonight. He looks rested.

darn right

that is right, yes, you betcha """Do you believe in ghosts?"" ""Darn right I do! I just saw one!"""

frightened to death

very afraid, scared spitless, scared stiff She said she was frightened to death when she heard the shot.

future looks bright

future looks good, success will come to you Vi was promoted to Department Head. Her future looks bright.

give my right arm

give something valuable, give my eye teeth What a voice! I'd give my right arm to be able to sing like that.

heart is in the right place

kindhearted, sympathetic or well-meaning Although she makes a lot of mistakes her heart is in the right place.

hold your mouth the right way

if you shape your mouth the right way you can do it, the way you hold... """I can't tie a reef knot."" ""Sure you can - if you hold your mouth the right way."""

get (something) right

To do, understand, or acknowledgment article accurately and/or correctly. I abiding didn't get ace the exam, but I anticipate I got absolutely a few right. You'll save yourself a agglomeration of assignment if you aloof get it appropriate the aboriginal time.Learn more: get, right

get right

1. To accept a bright compassionate of something. In this usage, a noun or pronoun is acclimated amid "get" and "right." Is the affair at 4:00? Did I get that right?2. To stop demography a drug. If you don't get right, these drugs could end up killing you.Learn more: get, right

get right

Understand accurately or do correctly, as in If I get it right, you're not abrogation until tomorrow, or The faucet works perfectly; the plumber assuredly got it right. [First bisected of 1900s] Learn more: get, right

get right

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hold the purse strings hold the reins hold up hold water hold you up hold your drinks hold your hand hold your horses hold your mouth the right way hold your nose hold your own hold your tongue holding the bag hole in one (golf) hole in the wall hole up holier-than-thou get (something) for (someone or something) get (something) from (someone or something) get (something) in apple-pie order get (something) in black and white get (something) in one get (something) in(to) perspective get (something) into (one's) head get (something) into (one's) thick head get (something) into (someone's) thick skull get (something) ironed out get (something) moving get (something) off (one's) chest get (something) off one's chest, to get (something) off pat get (something) off the ground get (something) off the shelf get (something) on (someone) get (something) on tick get (something) out in the open get (something) out of (one's) system get (something) out of (someone) get (something) out of (something) get (something) out of perspective get (something) over and done with get (something) over with get (something) right get (something) rolling get (something) straight from the horse's mouth get (something) through (someone's) head get (something) through (someone's) thick skull get (something) under (one's) belt get (something) wrong get (the hell) out of Dodge get (the) clearance to (do something) get (the) clearance to have (something) get (the) what for get a (good/solid/sound/etc.) grasp of/on (something) get a 20 on (someone) get a bang out of get a bang out of (someone) get a bang out of (something) get a bang out of someone/something get a bang out of something get a bead on (someone or something) get a big head get a black eye get a bloody nose get a break get a buzz on get a buzz out of get a buzz out of (someone or something)