
Ne plus savoir où donner de la tête
Meaning: To be overwhelmed with work or demands.
Literally: To no longer know where to put one's head
Example: “Entre le déménagement et le nouveau bébé, ils ne savent plus où donner de la tête.” — Between the move and the new baby, they don't know which way to turn.
English equivalent: Not to know which way to turn
Equivalents in other languages
Slovak: Byť v koncoch Literally: To be at the ends
Italian: Non sapere che pesci pigliare Literally: To not know which fish to catchEnglish: at one's wits' end
English: not know which way to turn
Origin: Donner de la tête is to strike with one's head, as in donner de la tête contre un mur. Not knowing where to give it is being pulled in so many directions that there is nowhere to aim. The phrase is classical: Littré quotes Madame de Sévigné, in the 17th century, not knowing where to turn for money, and Saint-Simon's memoirs, where the comte de Soissons, ne sachant plus où donner de la tête, falls back on his younger brother, Prince Eugene.
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