Meaning:
- Be extremely busy with work or things to do
- To be overwhelmed with a large amount of work or tasks that need to be completed.
Examples:
- I'm completely snowed under with emails today.
- She is snowed under with paperwork after taking a week off.
- The team is snowed under with project deadlines this month.
- He's been snowed under since he got promoted to manager.
- We're all snowed under with assignments as finals approach.
- The customer service department is snowed under with complaints this week.
- I can't come to the party because I'm snowed under with studying.
- The holiday season always leaves us snowed under with orders.
- He was snowed under with renovation work after buying the old house.
- We're snowed under with preparations for the annual conference.
- After the merger, the accounting department was snowed under with financial reports.
- She felt snowed under with all the responsibilities of her new job.
- The company was snowed under with job applications after announcing the new vacancies.
- He is snowed under with reading material for his research paper.
- The staff was snowed under with preparations for the product launch.
- As they weren't snowed under, they then cleared the rest of his car..
- Yet he was snowed under with other girlfriends and ended up marrying one of them.
- If you are barely able to function at your job because you are snowed under with work, who do you blame?
- Luke and his people usually cater for this do, but they're snowed under right now.
- You're snowed under and a junior colleague begs for help with her deadline.