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hammer into
hammer into
hammer
something
into
something
and
pound
something
into
something
hammer
something
in; pound
something
in
Lit.
to drive something into something as with a hammer.
Todd hammered the spike into the beam.
He hammered in the spike.
He hammered it in with two hard blows.
See also:
hammer
hammer into
v.
1.
To drive something through some surface by striking it with a hammer:
The carpenter hammered a nail into the board.
2.
To teach or inculcate something to someone by constant, intense repetition:
The teacher hammered the multiplication tables into the pupils.
See also:
hammer
Common Names:
Name
Gender
Pronounced
Usage
Gu&Eth;Mundr
-
Ancient Scandinavian
Savva
-
Russian
Colton
['kəultən]
Blagoy
-
Bulgarian
Christelle
krees-TEL
French
Sakke
SAHK-ke
Finnish
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