"Snow under" means to give someone too much work to do.
O verbo "snow under" significa dar trabalho demais para fazer.
| Phrasal Verb | snow under |
|---|---|
| Definition | to give too much work to do |
| Examples | - Our history teacher snowed us under with work for the weekend. - Sorry, we can't meeting tomorrow. I'm completely snowed under at the moment. - I'd help you if I weren't so snowed under myself. |
| Note | The expression is most often used as in the last two example sentences. |
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