rack your brain
US /ræk jʊɚ breɪn/
・UK /ræk jɔ: breɪn/
B1
phr.v.To think very hard to remember or solve something.
I had to rack my brain to remember her name last night.
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How to Get a Job (If You're Overqualified or Have No Experience)
- Instead of having to rack your brain trying to remember the knowledge and the concepts that you learned back in school as your less experienced counterparts are having to do, you merely have to pick and choose the exact relevant experiences that are appropriate for the position that you're applying to.
Instead of having to rack your brain trying to remember the knowledge and the concepts that you learned back in school as your less experienced counterparts are having to do, you merely have to pick and choose the exact relevant experiences that are appropriate for the position that you're applying to.