go over head



go over somebody's head

1. to deal with someone at a higher level I would occasionally go over my manager's head to complain to the top financial officer.
2. to fail to understand something She was being sarcastic, but he took her seriously - the joke totally went over his head.
See also: head

go over somebody's head

 
1. to talk to or deal with someone's boss without talking to them first I really don't want to go over her head but if she won't listen to me I have no choice.
2. if a piece of information goes over someone's head, they do not understand it The bit about tax went straight over my head - was it important?
See also: head

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
RoderickRAHD-ə-rik (English), RAHD-rik (English)English, Scottish, Welsh
Octaviaahk-TAYV-ee-ə (English)English, Spanish, Ancient Roman
SaladinSAL-ə-din (English), SAL-ə-deen (English)History
Purnima-Indian, Hindi, Marathi, Bengali, Tamil, Kannada
Roi (2)-Hebrew
Claude[klɔ:d]