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What does the idiom Get your pants on straight mean?

The idiom "Get your pants on straight" is a figurative expression that means:

* To get your act together.

* To get your thoughts and priorities in order.

* To start acting responsibly and behaving appropriately.

It implies that someone is currently behaving in a chaotic, disorganized, or foolish way, and needs to straighten up their act.

Example:

"You need to get your pants on straight and start focusing on your studies instead of playing video games all day."

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