A similar idiom is to be "swamped" - a swamp is a wetland near a forest.
Example:
The doctor has twenty appointments this morning. He is snowed under. He will probably not have time to have lunch until 2pm.
Thursday, February 13, 2014
BE SNOWED UNDER
If you are "snowed under," it means that you are overwhelmed with or have too much work and cannot manage it all.
A similar idiom is to be "swamped" - a swamp is a wetland near a forest.
Example:
The doctor has twenty appointments this morning. He is snowed under. He will probably not have time to have lunch until 2pm.
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A similar idiom is to be "swamped" - a swamp is a wetland near a forest.
Example:
The doctor has twenty appointments this morning. He is snowed under. He will probably not have time to have lunch until 2pm.
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