Time hangs heavy on hands

time hangs heavy on (one's) hands

Time seems to pass very slowly for one, as due to boredom or a lack of stimulation. I always find that time hangs heavy on my hands at these corporate seminars, so I bring a lot of crossword puzzles with me. It's a nice job with good pay, but time hangs heavy on your hands in there.

Time hangs heavy on someone's hands.

Prov. Time seems to go slowly when one has nothing to do. (Note the variations in the examples.) I don't like it when time hangs so heavily on my hands. John looks so bored. Time hangs heavy on his hands.

词组	Time hangs heavy on hands
释义	Time hangs heavy on hands time hangs heavy on (one's) hands Time seems to pass very slowly for one, as due to boredom or a lack of stimulation. I always find that time hangs heavy on my hands at these corporate seminars, so I bring a lot of crossword puzzles with me. It's a nice job with good pay, but time hangs heavy on your hands in there. See also: hand, hang, heavy, on, time Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. Time hangs heavy on someone's hands. Prov. Time seems to go slowly when one has nothing to do. (Note the variations in the examples.) I don't like it when time hangs so heavily on my hands. John looks so bored. Time hangs heavy on his hands. See also: hand, hang, heavy, on, time McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: a week from next Tuesday any time means no time (it's) time to push along against time against the clock any time (it's) time to run anytime about time (it's) (a)bout time
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