in control
in control — 慣用語
1. being the person who makes decisions and has the power to direct what happens in
掌控;掌管
處於決策或管理的位置
being the person who makes decisions and has the power to direct what happens in a situation, group, or organization
Maeve is in control of the entire marketing campaign and reports directly to the CEO.
Maeve 掌控著整個行銷活動,直接向執行長報告。
in control of + noun phrase for authority over a domain
The firefighters quickly took control of the situation and evacuated the building.
消防隊員迅速控制住局面,疏散了大樓裡的人。
verb collocation: take control of
No one was in control of the ship when the captain collapsed on the bridge.
船長在駕駛艙倒下後,沒有人掌控那艘船。
Renata stayed in control of the classroom even when the students grew noisy.
即使學生們開始吵鬧,Renata 仍然掌控著教室。
The rebel group is now in control of the northern half of the country.
叛軍現在掌控了該國的北部地區。
- in control of the situation
- in control of operations
- remain in control
- take control of
- keep control of
- in charge
more common with people; 'in control' can apply to situations and systems
- responsible for
focuses on duty rather than authority
- at the helm
more formal and metaphorical, often used for organizations or projects
- out of control
opposite — no one is directing the situation
- subordinate to
opposite — someone else holds the authority
文法句型
in control of + noun phrase
用法筆記
Often followed by 'of' to specify what is being controlled. The opposite is 'out of control' or 'not in control of'.
常見錯誤
2. able to think clearly and act in a sensible, steady way during a stressful or em
冷靜;鎮定
在壓力下保持平穩情緒
able to think clearly and act in a sensible, steady way during a stressful or emotional situation, without letting panic or strong feelings take over
Pedro stayed in control during the interview after he knocked over a glass of water.
Pedro 在面試中打翻了一杯水,仍然保持鎮定。
stayed in control + during + stressful situation
The flight attendants remained calm and in control while the plane hit turbulence.
飛機遇到亂流時,空服員們保持冷靜且從容不迫。
The argument grew heated, but Gabriel kept himself in control and did not shout.
那場爭論越來越激烈,但 Gabriel 控制住自己,沒有大吼大叫。
keep oneself in control — reflexive for emotional composure
The surgeon stayed completely in control throughout the eight-hour operation.
那位外科醫生在長達八小時的手術中始終保持鎮定。
Linh felt nervous before the speech but stayed in control and delivered it clearly.
Linh 在演講前感到緊張,但她保持冷靜,清楚地完成了演講。
- stay in control
- remain in control
- keep in control
- feel in control of one's emotions
- panicked
the opposite of composed under pressure
- hysterical
much stronger negative extreme
- out of control
can describe emotions or behavior running wild
用法筆記
Often used with verbs like 'stay', 'remain', 'keep', or 'be'. This sense does NOT take a complement with 'of' — you do not say 'in control of' when you mean calm.