brain (someone)

To strike or assault someone violently and severely, typically on the head. He warned me that he was going to brain me if I didn't stop insulting him. The lump on my head is from when a box fell off a shelf and brained me yesterday.

brain someone

Fig. to strike a person hard on the skull as if to knock out the person's brains. (Often said as a vain threat.) I thought he was going to brain me, but he only hit me on the shoulder. If you don't do it, I'll brain you.

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

brain someone

Hit someone hard on the head. For example, The roof collapsed and a bunk of plaster brained him, or I'll brain you if you don't get to those dishes! This term is used both literally (first example) and hyperbolically (second example). [Slang; 1930s]

brain

1. n. a good student; a very intelligent person. (see also brains.) I’m no brain, but I get good grades.

2. tv. to hit someone (in the head). I ought to brain you for that!

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

See also:

brain
brain someone
bash
bash (someone's) brains in
beat (someone's) brains in
beat the stuffing out of (someone)
knock the stuffing out of (one)
knock the stuffing out of somebody
knock the stuffing out of someone

词组	brain (someone)
释义	brain (someone) brain (someone) To strike or assault someone violently and severely, typically on the head. He warned me that he was going to brain me if I didn't stop insulting him. The lump on my head is from when a box fell off a shelf and brained me yesterday. See also: brain Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. brain someone Fig. to strike a person hard on the skull as if to knock out the person's brains. (Often said as a vain threat.) I thought he was going to brain me, but he only hit me on the shoulder. If you don't do it, I'll brain you. McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. brain someone Hit someone hard on the head. For example, The roof collapsed and a bunk of plaster brained him, or I'll brain you if you don't get to those dishes! This term is used both literally (first example) and hyperbolically (second example). [Slang; 1930s] See also: brain, someone The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer. brain 1. n. a good student; a very intelligent person. (see also brains.) I’m no brain, but I get good grades. 2. tv. to hit someone (in the head). I ought to brain you for that! McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: brain brain someone bash bash (someone's) brains in beat (someone's) brains in beat the stuffing out of (someone) knock the stuffing out of (one) knock the stuffing out of somebody knock the stuffing out of someone
随便看	have a hard time have a hard time with (someone or something) have a head have a head for have a head for figures have a head for heights have a head for (something) have a head start have a heart have a heart attack have a heart of glass have a heart of gold have a heart of stone have a heart-to-heart have a heart-to-heart (talk) have a (heavy) cross to bear have a heavy foot have a heavy heart have a hidden talent have a hide like a rhinoceros have a hide/skin like a rhinoceros have a high old time have a high opinion of (someone or something) have a hitch in gitalong have (a)hold of (someone or something)