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| pull back the reins (Linch); tone it down (VLZ_58) | |||
| rein it in (alexptyza); keep a cap on it (The phrase "keep a cap on it" means to restrain or limit something, usually to prevent it from increasing or getting out of control. It is often used in the context of controlling costs, emotions, or any situation where moderation is necessary: To ensure the project stays within budget, we need to keep a cap on our expenses and prioritize cost-effective solutions vogeler) | |||
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| hold the hell up (SvezhentsevaMaria) | |||
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| hold your horses (shergilov) | |||