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Term: Getting Ducks in a Row

Sense 1:

Definition: To organize or arrange things in a planned and orderly manner before taking action or making a decision.

Example sentence: Before starting the project, the team needs to get their ducks in a row by creating a detailed timeline and allocating resources.

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Sense 2:

Definition: To ensure that all the necessary preparations have been made before starting a task or undertaking.

Example sentence: The chef got her ducks in a row by prepping all the ingredients before starting to cook the meal.

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Sense 3:

Definition: To align or coordinate multiple factors or elements to work together efficiently.

Example sentence: The project manager had to get all the team members' ducks in a row to ensure a smooth workflow.

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