put (someone) right



put (someone) right

To correct someone's attitude, belief, or behavior; to make sure someone understands something correctly. I had to put Stephen right after I realized that he'd been operating the machinery wrong this whole time. Helen told me she thought the moon landing was faked, so I had to put her right!
See also: put, right

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Dorit (1)-Hebrew
Rokuroṙo-koo-ṙo:Japanese
Petko-Bulgarian, Macedonian
Silvestersil-VES-tər (English)Dutch, English, Slovene, Slovak, German, Late Roman
LynnaLIN-əEnglish (Rare)
Mihajlo-Serbian, Croatian