
Pull your socks up
Workplace Motivation
Often used by managers to encourage better performance in a professional setting.

The manager said I need to pull my socks up to meet my sales targets.
After Failure
Commonly expressed after an individual has not met expectations or experienced failure.

After failing the first test, I really have to pull my socks up.
Not Literal
This idiom does not involve physically adjusting socks; it's about personal improvement.

He's literally pulling up his socks but we meant he should study more.
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