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frida5200
 
Reply Wed 7 Jun, 2006 01:42 am
what is the phrase 'get in over your head' mean? thanks
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Reply Wed 7 Jun, 2006 05:05 am
More than you can handle.

As if you have so many things to do they have piled up over your head.

You are figuratively "drowning" in your tasks.
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