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Have your hands full

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Metaphorical UsePlay
The phrase often symbolizes being overwhelmed without literally carrying things. SlidePlanning the event alone? You'll have your hands full!
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This phrase can express sympathy or admiration for someone's effort. SlideShe has her hands full running the charity, but she’s doing great.
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Not About DifficultyPlay
Focuses on how busy you are, not on how hard the tasks are. SlideEven though the tasks are easy, I have my hands full with them.