Multiple choice softskills communication

What does this idiom mean--- Up to one’s ears in?????

  1. deeply involved in

  2. drowning in debt

  3. foul mouth about someone

  4. to hear a rumour
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
A Correct answer
Explanation

To be 'up to your ears in' something means to be completely immersed or deeply involved in it. This can refer to work, trouble, debt, or any overwhelming situation. Option B is too specific (only debt), while C and D are incorrect meanings.

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