idiom
in good hands
in GUD HANDZ
ɪn ɡʊd hændzListen
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Syllable breakdown
ingoodhands
Dictionary meaning
being cared for, managed, or protected by someone who is competent, trustworthy, and genuinely concerned with one's wellbeing or the successful outcome of a task; an assurance that a person, project, or organisation will be well looked after; good hands implies not merely technical competence but the combination of skill and goodwill — a person with good hands has both the ability to handle the responsibility well and the intention to do so faithfully
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