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bee in one's bonnet
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something one is extremely obsessed with and keeps talking about
Idiom
InformalWhat is the origin of the idiom "bee in one's bonnet" and when to use it?
The idiom "bee in one's bonnet" has its origin in the imagery of a bee buzzing inside a person's bonnet or hat. It figuratively represents an idea or concern that occupies someone's mind persistently and causes them to be preoccupied or obsessed. The phrase often suggests that the person is fixated on a particular topic, issue, or plan, and they cannot stop thinking or talking about it. In other words, this expression is used to highlight the idea of a persistent and sometimes bothersome mental preoccupation.
Example
Ever since she read that book on environmental conservation, she has had a bee in her bonnet about reducing plastic waste.
He has a bee in his bonnet about starting his own business and ca n't stop talking about potential ideas and strategies.
She has had a bee in her bonnet about organizing her closet, spending hours researching methods and buying storage solutions.
