To be SWAMPED <<<<<
When someone is very busy at work, you can describe them as "swamped".
A: Hey, do you want to go out for lunch?
B: I can't today. I'm SWAMPED.
The word "swamp" means a big pool of mud . So when you're "swamped" with work, it's like being stuck in a pool of mud that you can't get out of.
If someone is busy but not extremely busy, just use the word "BUSY" instead.
DOWNPLAY (verb)
>>>> To make something seem less important or less bad than it really is.
- Downplayed the bad news.
- The press has downplayed the president's role in the negotiations.
- When something has only gotten slightly good results, or you want to downplay results that were actually very good, you say it "did OK".
When someone is very busy at work, you can describe them as "swamped".
A: Hey, do you want to go out for lunch?
B: I can't today. I'm SWAMPED.
The word "swamp" means a big pool of mud . So when you're "swamped" with work, it's like being stuck in a pool of mud that you can't get out of.
If someone is busy but not extremely busy, just use the word "BUSY" instead.
DOWNPLAY (verb)>>>> To make something seem less important or less bad than it really is.
- Downplayed the bad news.
- The press has downplayed the president's role in the negotiations.
- When something has only gotten slightly good results, or you want to downplay results that were actually very good, you say it "did OK".
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