have in hand



have someone or something (well) in hand

Fig. to have someone or something under control. I have the child well in hand now. She won't cause you any more trouble. We have everything in hand. Don't worry.
See also: hand, have

have something in hand

 
1. Go to in hand.
2. Fig. to have something under control. I thought I had my destiny in hand, but then fate played a trick on me. Don't worry about me. I have everything in hand.
See also: hand, have

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Veneravye-NYE-rah (Russian), vee-NYE-rah (Russian)Russian, Bulgarian, Albanian
LindonLIN-dənEnglish (Rare)
Ceciliese-SEEL-ye (Norwegian, Danish)Norwegian, Danish, Czech
Holcomb['hɔlkəum]
DuŠAn-Czech, Serbian, Croatian, Slovak, Slovene, Macedonian
Narcisse-French