SNOW EXPRESSIONS-3
06 / 03 / 2013
SNOW EXPRESSIONS-3: meaning and examples
Good morning!
Today's expression is: to be snowed in / up
It means: to be unable to leave a place because there is a lot of snow.
Example 1:
We were snowed in at our cottage last weekend after the snow storms on Saturday and Sunday.
Example 2:
The government put an emergency plan into action when 20 cars were snowed up in a mountain pass tunnel during the heavy snow fall.
It's been snowing a lot in Spain recently. I hope you haven't been snowed in anywhere!
Have a nice day and stay warm!
Today's expression is: to be snowed in / up
It means: to be unable to leave a place because there is a lot of snow.
Example 1:
We were snowed in at our cottage last weekend after the snow storms on Saturday and Sunday.
Example 2:
The government put an emergency plan into action when 20 cars were snowed up in a mountain pass tunnel during the heavy snow fall.
It's been snowing a lot in Spain recently. I hope you haven't been snowed in anywhere!
Have a nice day and stay warm!
