Meaning of the word "be up to your ears in" in English
What does "be up to your ears in" mean in English? Explore the meaning, pronunciation, and specific usage of this word with Lingoland.
be up to your ears in
US /bi ʌp tu jʊər ɪərz ɪn/
UK /bi ʌp tu jɔːr ɪərz ɪn/
Idiom
to be very busy with something, or to have a lot of something, especially problems or work
Example:
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I'm up to my ears in work this week, so I can't go out.
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After the storm, they were up to their ears in debt.