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Decision & Control - Under Control
Discover how English idioms like "mind over matter" and "keep a level head" relate to being under control in English.
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to start to organize oneself for better results and more efficiency
to regain control over one's emotions, particularly after a period of being upset or angry
to force oneself to stop behaving in an uncontrollable manner, particularly in face of a difficult or unexpected situation
to start to act more organized in order to achieve better results and become more skillful or efficient
to not say something, against one's wish, in order to avoid causing an argument or upsetting someone
to get everything in order for something that is about to happen or one is going to do, particularly in order to avoid mistakes
to not say anything or immediately stop talking, particularly so as not to reveal a secret or make matters worse
no longer desiring something or feeling strong emotions about someone
to control a situation and stop it from getting worse
to make an effort to demonstrate a better behavior and treat others better
one's face when it is devoid of any signs of amusement, interest, or even sadness
to calmly cope with something that is difficult or disturbing
to sensibly react to something and not treat it as if it is more serious, severe, or important than it actually is
to get one's thoughts or feelings under control, particularly after experiencing something shocking or disturbing
the willpower to overcome one's problems or control one's physical condition
to stop behaving foolishly or recklessly and gain full control of one's emotions and thoughts
to stay calm and think clearly, especially in challenging or stressful situations
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