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ESLPod_1080_WE_1835 Automating Production In this podcast, the phrase "on (one's) hands" means one's responsibility, or something that one has and must deal with or resolve: "If that child dies, it will be on the surgeon's hands." The phrase "in (someone's) hands" means being cared for or taken care of by someone: "Do you feel your children are in good hands at school?" The phrase "to get out of hand" means to become uncontrollable: "This party is getting out of hand. Should we call the police?" Finally, the phrase "to get (one's) hands on (someone)" means to catch someone when one is very angry with that person: "When I get my hands on that liar, I'll make him admit what he has done!"

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ESLPod 1080 on (one's) hands Business

Id	ESLPod_1080_WE_1835
Episode Id	ESLPod 1080
Episode Title	Automating Production
Phrase	on (one's) hands
Text	In this podcast, the phrase "on (one's) hands" means one's responsibility, or something that one has and must deal with or resolve: "If that child dies, it will be on the surgeon's hands." The phrase "in (someone's) hands" means being cared for or taken care of by someone: "Do you feel your children are in good hands at school?" The phrase "to get out of hand" means to become uncontrollable: "This party is getting out of hand. Should we call the police?" Finally, the phrase "to get (one's) hands on (someone)" means to catch someone when one is very angry with that person: "When I get my hands on that liar, I'll make him admit what he has done!"
Topics	Business

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