be put to rights



be put to rights

To be restored to or arranged in the proper, natural, or original state or condition. I never worry about keeping my hotel room tidy, because it'll be put to rights after I leave anyway. That new assistant is completely useless. This entire contract is a sloppy mess, and now it has to be put to rights before Monday.
See also: put, right

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
HrÓ&Eth;Geirr-Ancient Scandinavian
LarrieLER-ee, LAR-eeEnglish
HamletHAM-lət (English)Literature, Armenian
Margarethamahr-gah-RE-tah (German)Dutch, German
Lysander-Ancient Greek (Latinized)
Wilburh-Anglo-Saxon