take (something) through (one's) head

To acknowledge, believe, or understand something. You need to take this information through your head so we don't run into this situation again. I hope she didn't take it through her head that those lies were actually true.

See also: head, take, through

See also:

get (something) through (someone's) head
get through one's head
better late than never
get (something) into (one's) thick head
get (something) into (someone's) thick skull
get through thick skull
get (something) through (someone's) thick skull
how the cow ate the cabbage
acknowledge the corn
be in denial

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