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get your head down get (one's) head down1. To take a nap. I just need to get my head down for a few minutes, so that I don't fall asleep at my desk.2. To put forth effort on a task that involves reading or writing. If you just get your head down, you'll finish your paper much faster.See also: down, get, headget your head down 1. If you get your head down, you concentrate and work hard at something. I could really do with getting my head down and finishing this chapter.2. If you get your head down, you go to sleep. I'm going to get my head down for a bit. Compare with keep your head down.See also: down, get, headget your head down 1 sleep. 2 concentrate on the task in hand. British informalSee also: down, get, headget your ˈhead down (informal)
1 work or study hard: If you want to pass that French exam, you’ll have to get your head down.
2 go to bed and sleep: It’s time to get our heads down; we have to be up early tomorrow morning.See also: down, get, head |