英语词组go to her head是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

go to (one's) head

1. Of an accomplishment, to cause one to become arrogant. Yeah, you did a good job on that project, but don't let it go to your head.

2. To cause one to feel dizzy or tipsy. If I don't eat something, this drink will go right to my head.

go to someone's head

1. Fig. [for something, such as fame or success] to make someone conceited. Don't let all this praise go to your head. Too much success will go to her head.

2. Fig. [for alcohol] to affect someone's brain. That last glass of champagne went right to her head. Any kind of liquor goes to my head.

go to one's head

1. Make one dizzy or drunk, as in Wine always goes to her head. [c. 1900]

2. Make one proud or vain, as in All this money is going to his head. [Early 1900s]

go to your head

COMMON

1. If something successful that someone does goes to their head, they start to think that they are better or more intelligent than other people. Ford is definitely not a man to let a little success go to his head. He knows he still has a lot to learn. I think Jenny's promotion went to her head.

2. If alcohol goes to your head, it makes you slightly drunk and perhaps affects your judgment. He was not accustomed to strong liquor and it went to his head.

go to your head

1 (of alcohol) make you dizzy or slightly drunk. 2 (of success) make you conceited.

go to your ˈhead

1 (of alcohol) make you feel a bit drunk: I can’t drink more than two pints of beer — it goes straight to my head.
2 (of success, fame, praise, etc.) make you feel too proud of yourself in a way that other people find annoying: Just because you had a small part in a movie, don’t let it go to your head!

词组	go to her head
释义	(redirected from go to her head) go to (one's) head 1. Of an accomplishment, to cause one to become arrogant. Yeah, you did a good job on that project, but don't let it go to your head. 2. To cause one to feel dizzy or tipsy. If I don't eat something, this drink will go right to my head. go to someone's head 1. Fig. [for something, such as fame or success] to make someone conceited. Don't let all this praise go to your head. Too much success will go to her head. 2. Fig. [for alcohol] to affect someone's brain. That last glass of champagne went right to her head. Any kind of liquor goes to my head. go to one's head 1. Make one dizzy or drunk, as in Wine always goes to her head. [c. 1900] 2. Make one proud or vain, as in All this money is going to his head. [Early 1900s] go to your head COMMON 1. If something successful that someone does goes to their head, they start to think that they are better or more intelligent than other people. Ford is definitely not a man to let a little success go to his head. He knows he still has a lot to learn. I think Jenny's promotion went to her head. 2. If alcohol goes to your head, it makes you slightly drunk and perhaps affects your judgment. He was not accustomed to strong liquor and it went to his head. go to your head 1 (of alcohol) make you dizzy or slightly drunk. 2 (of success) make you conceited. go to your ˈhead 1 (of alcohol) make you feel a bit drunk: I can’t drink more than two pints of beer — it goes straight to my head. 2 (of success, fame, praise, etc.) make you feel too proud of yourself in a way that other people find annoying: Just because you had a small part in a movie, don’t let it go to your head!
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