EAR EXPRESSIONS-2
10 / 12 / 2013
EAR EXPRESSIONS-2: meaning and examples
Good morning again everyone.
Today we continue with our series of Daily Vitamins about expressions that use the word EAR in them.
Today's expression is: TO BE UP TO YOUR EARS IN SOMETHING
Meaning: to have a lot of things to deal with.
Example 1:
Despite the crisis, we're up to our ears in work. We can barely keep up with the orders.
Example 2:
She lost her job last year but she continues to spend the same amount of money. Well, now she is up to her ears in debt.
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Today we continue with our series of Daily Vitamins about expressions that use the word EAR in them.
Today's expression is: TO BE UP TO YOUR EARS IN SOMETHING
Meaning: to have a lot of things to deal with.
Example 1:
Despite the crisis, we're up to our ears in work. We can barely keep up with the orders.
Example 2:
She lost her job last year but she continues to spend the same amount of money. Well, now she is up to her ears in debt.
If you have any questions or comments about today's Daily Vitamin, don't hesitate to post them on our Facebook page.
I hope you have a great day!
