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n.
1.(with `in') guardianship over
2.the force of workers available

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    Idiom of the Day

    put (someone) in his or her place
    to scold someone for rude or bad behavior, to rebuke someone
    Our teacher was very angry and put the student in his place for his rude remark.



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