The term “Run A Tight Ship” means to be in control and manage things efficiently, especially in a strict or organized manner. It implies being organized, disciplined, and maintaining order.
Examples:
1. The teacher runs a tight ship in her classroom, ensuring that the students follow the rules, stay focused, and complete their assignments on time.
2. The manager runs a tight ship at the restaurant, making sure that the staff is well-trained, the kitchen is organized, and customers receive excellent service.
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