Wednesday, December 18, 2019

Idiom of the Day: Rushed off your Feet

Meaning:
      You say that you are "rushed off your feet" when you are very busy and having to work very hard and very fast.

Example:
       Dianne looks haggard and very tired, she must have rushed off her feet doing all her school projects last night. 


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