turn someone's head

The idiom "turn someone's head" has versatile meanings, often involving significant influence or romantic attraction.

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Definition

B2General

(informal, idiomatic)To capture someone's attention or interest, often distracting them from their usual focus.

Example

  • The new employee's innovative ideas turned the manager's head.

B2Behavior

(informal, idiomatic)To flatter or impress someone to the point of making them feel overly proud or self-important.

Example

  • His recent promotion has really turned his head.

B2Romance

(informal, idiomatic)To attract someone's romantic interest.

Example

  • Her charm and beauty turned his head the moment he saw her.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "turn someone's head":

have someone's headgo to someone's headtake someone's head offturn on its headblow someone's mindget into someone's headhand someone his headgo over someone's headsweep someone off their feet