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Idioms & Expressions
Get your ducks in a row
Used when emphasizing the need for preparation before a task.
Literal Meaning
Arrange your waterfowl in a straight line.
Actual Meaning
Get organized, prepare everything properly
Examples in Context

'Get your ducks in a row before the presentation.' (Translation: Be prepared)

Helpful Tips
  • 1About organization
  • 2Preparation emphasis
  • 3Common workplace phrase
Phrase Thesaurus
Similar words and synonyms for this phrase
get organized
get sorted
prepare
set in order
arrange
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