up to your eyeballs
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be up to the/your eyeballs in sth — ► to be very busy with or involved in something: »Interest rates are rising fast, and more people than ever before are up to the eyeballs in debt. »The family s been up to its eyeballs in politics all of her life. Main Entry: ↑eyeballs … Financial and business terms
be up to your eyeballs in sth — be up to the/your eyeballs in sth ► to be very busy with or involved in something: »Interest rates are rising fast, and more people than ever before are up to the eyeballs in debt. »The family s been up to its eyeballs in politics all of her life … Financial and business terms
be up to your eyeballs in something — informal phrase to have a very large amount of something to do or deal with We’re up to our eyeballs in work. Thesaurus: to be busysynonym Main entry: eyeball … Useful english dictionary
(be) up to your eyeballs in something — be up to your eyeballs in sth idiom to have a lot of sth to deal with • They re up to their eyeballs in work. Main entry: ↑eyeballidiom … Useful english dictionary
eyeballs — eye‧balls [ˈaɪbɔːlz ǁ bɒːlz] noun [plural] informal MARKETING the number of people who see an advertisement on a particular website * * * eyeballs UK US /ˈaɪbɔːlz/ noun [plural] INFORMAL ► MARKETING the number of people who watc … Financial and business terms
be up to your eyeballs in something — be up to (your) ears/eyeballs/eyes in (something) British, American & Australian, American to have too much of something, especially work. We re up to our eyeballs in decorating at the moment … New idioms dictionary
be up to your eyeballs in — be up to (your) ears/eyeballs/eyes in (something) British, American & Australian, American to have too much of something, especially work. We re up to our eyeballs in decorating at the moment … New idioms dictionary
be up to your eyeballs in something — informal to have a very large amount of something to do or deal with We re up to our eyeballs in work … English dictionary
be up to the eyeballs in sth — be up to the/your eyeballs in sth ► to be very busy with or involved in something: »Interest rates are rising fast, and more people than ever before are up to the eyeballs in debt. »The family s been up to its eyeballs in politics all of her life … Financial and business terms
Don't Let the Stars Get in Your Eyes — Written by Slim Willet Language English Form Country Original artist Slim Willet– C W chart entry: Sep 27 1952 Recorded by Ray Price–Nov 8 1952 Skeets McDonald–Oct 25 1952 Perry Como–Nov 4 1952 (see also … Wikipedia
