hammer (something) into (one's/someone's)



hammer (something) into (one's/someone's) head

To commit some piece of information into one's or someone else's long-term memory, especially through intense repetition. How many times do I have to hammer it into your head? Do not drive my car unless I give you permission first! I've just been trying to hammer these formulas into my head for the big test tomorrow!
See also: hammer, head

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Zarah-Biblical
DiDIEEnglish
Rebekkare-BE-kah (German), RE-bek-kah (Finnish)German, Dutch, Danish, Norwegian, Icelandic, Faroese, Finnish, Biblical Greek
Fingal-Scottish
Sharru-Kinu-Ancient Near Eastern
Grayson['greisn]