snow under

US /snoʊ ˈʌndɚ/

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UK /snəu ˈʌndə/

C1

phr.v.To be overwhelmed with a large amount of work or obligations.

She was snowed under with orders before the holiday season.

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And then we try to make a philosophy to fit with that state of affairs because in truth, you know, when you are sitting maybe in the beautiful garden or somewhere by a lake and with someone you love or just like enjoying the beauty of nature and feeling in harmony with the world, with others, with yourself, with less inner conflict, walking in the snow under the stars or something like that and feel really at peace, are you going to regret the tense atmosphere of the emergency room of a hospital or something?
And then we try to make a philosophy to fit with that state of affairs because in truth, you know, when you are sitting maybe in the beautiful garden or somewhere by a lake and with someone you love or just like enjoying the beauty of nature and feeling in harmony with the world, with others, with yourself, with less inner conflict, walking in the snow under the stars or something like that and feel really at peace, are you going to regret the tense atmosphere of the emergency room of a hospital or something?

US /snoʊ ˈʌndɚ/

・

UK /snəu ˈʌndə/

C1

phr.v.To be overwhelmed with a large amount of work or obligations.

She was snowed under with orders before the holiday season.

And then we try to make a philosophy to fit with that state of affairs because in truth, you know, when you are sitting maybe in the beautiful garden or somewhere by a lake and with someone you love or just like enjoying the beauty of nature and feeling in harmony with the world, with others, with yourself, with less inner conflict, walking in the snow under the stars or something like that and feel really at peace, are you going to regret the tense atmosphere of the emergency room of a hospital or something?
And then we try to make a philosophy to fit with that state of affairs because in truth, you know, when you are sitting maybe in the beautiful garden or somewhere by a lake and with someone you love or just like enjoying the beauty of nature and feeling in harmony with the world, with others, with yourself, with less inner conflict, walking in the snow under the stars or something like that and feel really at peace, are you going to regret the tense atmosphere of the emergency room of a hospital or something?