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Be rushed/run off your feet

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Context of Busyness

Used when someone cannot spare time because they're occupied with too many tasks simultaneously.

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During the Christmas rush, the warehouse workers are run off their feet.
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Informal Expression

Commonly used in casual or informal conversations rather than formal or business communication.

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I'd love to join you for lunch, but I've been rushed off my feet all morning.
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Figurative Speech

It's a metaphorical phrase; there's no actual running or losing of feet involved.

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The caterers will be run off their feet at the wedding with so many guests.
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