Idioms #5

Govern

    Call the shots: This idiom means to make the decisions or be in control of a situation.  

    In the driver's seat: If someone is in the driver's seat, it means they are in control of a situation or organization.  

    Hold the reins: To hold the reins is to be in control of something, similar to controlling a horse by holding its reins.  

    Wield power: This phrase refers to the exercise of authority or control over a situation or group.  

    Be at the helm: To be at the helm means to be in charge or in control, often used in the context of leading a group or organization.  

    Have the upper hand: Having the upper hand means being in a position of advantage or control in a situation.  

    Pull the strings: This idiom suggests controlling or manipulating events or people from behind the scenes.  

    Steer the ship: To steer the ship is to be responsible for making decisions and guiding a project or organization.  

    Have a say: This expression means to have an influence or a role in making decisions.  

    Be in command: Being in command means being in control or in a position of authority.  

# synonyms

Administer

Supervise

Direct

Control

Handle

Oversee

Operate

Govern

Regulate

Conduct

Run

Guide

Steer

Manipulate

Organize