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run a tight ship
run a tight ship
run a tight ship
and
run a taut ship
to run a ship or an organization in an orderly and disciplined manner.
(Taut
and
tight
mean the same thing.
Taut
is correct nautical use.)
The new office manager really runs a tight ship. Captain Jones is known for running a taut ship.
See also:
run
,
ship
,
tight
run a tight ship
to control a business or other organization firmly and effectively
Ruth runs a tight ship and has no time for shirkers.
See also:
run
,
ship
,
tight
Common Names:
Name
Gender
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Usage
Sara
['sa:rə]
Starr
[stɑ:]
Frederick
FRED-ə-rik, FRED-rik
English
Rutherford
['rʌðəfəd]
Hinson
[hinsn]
Marius
MER-ee-əs
(English)
, MAR-ee-əs
(English)
, MAH-ree-uws
(German)
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