have a head for Idiome
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v. phr. To have a special talent in a certain area.
Joan has quite a good head for business administration.
have a head for
have a head for Also,
have a good or
strong head for.
1) Be able to tolerate, as in
Nell has no head for liquor, or
Luckily I have a good head for heights. [Early 1800s]
2) Have a mental aptitude for, as in
She has a good head for figures and straightened out the statistics in no time. [Early 1900s]
have a arch for (something)
1. To accept the brainy adeptness to do article well. I've consistently been acceptable at math—I assumption I aloof accept a arch for numbers.2. To accept the adeptness to bear or abide something. I never had a arch for aerial before, but I'm accepting acclimated to it now that I accept to biking so abundant for work.Learn more: have, headhave a arch for something
Fig. accept the brainy accommodation for something. Jane has a acceptable arch for admonition and never gets lost. Bill doesn't accept a arch for abstracts and should never become an accountant.Learn more: have, headhave a arch for
Also, have a acceptable or able arch for .
1. Be able to tolerate, as in Nell has no arch for liquor, or Luckily I accept a acceptable arch for heights. [Early 1800s]
2. Have a brainy bent for, as in She has a acceptable arch for abstracts and straightened out the statistics in no time. [Early 1900s] Learn more: have, head