
Get on top of somebody
Challenge Mastery
Used when emphasizing the successful management of something difficult.
She really needs to get on top of her finances to avoid debt.
Stress & Responsibility
Implies that someone is overwhelmed and must regain control.
After the holidays, I have to get on top of my diet again.
Proactiveness Implied
Suggests taking initiative to deal with something before it becomes unmanageable.
You should get on top of your project now, rather than waiting.
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