Beat into Meaning in English
expression
释义
To forcefully teach or make someone learn something by repeating it many times, sometimes using harsh methods. Often used figuratively for persistent teaching, not actual physical force.
用法与细微差别
Figurative, often informal. Common with ideas, rules, or habits that are ingrained over time ('beat into my head'). Rarely refers to actual violence; don't use literally unless context is clear. Often paired with 'head', 'brain', or 'mind'.
例句
The teacher tried to beat into us the importance of honesty.
basic
My parents beat into me the habit of saving money.
basic
He had safety rules beaten into him at work.
basic
Don't worry if you forget; they'll beat it into you during training.
natural
That basic math was beaten into my head as a kid.
natural
It was beaten into us that being late is unacceptable.
natural