to be preoccupied or obsessed with something · to be bothered or agitated by something
Ever met someone who just can't stop talking about one particular thing, or keeps worrying about a small detail? 🐝 That's exactly when 'to have a bee in one's bonnet' comes in handy! It means they're really fixated or bothered by something, often to an extent that others might find a bit much. It's like a persistent thought buzzing around their head! 🤯
💡 This idiom usually refers to someone being overly concerned, obsessed, or agitated about a particular idea or issue. It's often used humorously or with slight exasperation. For example, 'Don't even mention the new office policy to Mike; he has a real bee in his bonnet about it!' Remember, 'one's' can be replaced by 'my,' 'your,' 'his,' 'her,' etc. (e.g., 'a bee in *her* bonnet').
When would you use 'to have a bee in one's bonnet'? A. 💰 When someone is constantly complaining about a minor issue. B. 🎉 When someone is extremely happy and celebrating a success. C. 🧘♀️ When someone is completely relaxed and enjoying peace and quiet.