Idiom: on someone’s case

Definition

Idiom: on someone’s case

— My wife is always on my case about keeping the garage clean and tidy.

— My parents were never on my case about anything—I guess I was a pretty good kid.

— I have to get off the phone now. My mom's on my case to finish my homework.

— Your boyfriend's always on your case to wear dresses—doesn't that annoy you?

— I've got to pay my Visa bill tonight or they'll be on my case again calling night and day.

— Will get on your case again if your grades drop the semester.

— My daughter is a personal trainer so she's always on my case to exercise.

— My boss is on my case again to reach my sales target. It's so stressful.

— I'm tired of getting on your case about our taxes. Please give me the information tonight so I can forward it to our accountant.