英语词组in over (one's) head是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

in over (one's) head

Too deeply involved in or with a difficult situation, beyond the point of being able to control or cope any longer. I think I'm in over my head with Amy. She wants marriage, kids, and a house, and I'm just not ready for any of that. I've gotten in way over my head with this money laundering scheme—now the mob is threatening my family if I try to back out!

*in over one's head

(with someone or something)

1. Lit. in water that is deeper than one is tall. (*Typically: be ~; get ~.) Johnny! Don't go out too far! You are in over your head.

2. Fig. too deeply involved with someone or something, beyond what one can deal with. (*Typically: be ~; get ~.) They are all in over their heads with this money business.

3. Fig. having more difficulties than one can manage. Calculus is very hard for me. I'm in over my head.

in over one's head

see under in deep, def. 2.

in over your head

If you are in over your head, you are in a situation that is too difficult for you to deal with. He realized that he was in over his head, and that only his family could help him. Note: You can also say that someone gets in over their head if they get into a situation that is too difficult for them. Kelly told the hearing he got in way over his head and became afraid after the prisoner threatened him and his family. Note: Here, the reference is to getting into water that is too deep to stand up in.

in over your ˈhead

involved in something that is too difficult for you to deal with: After a week in the new job, I soon realized that I was in over my head.

词组	in over (one's) head
释义	in over (one's) head Too deeply involved in or with a difficult situation, beyond the point of being able to control or cope any longer. I think I'm in over my head with Amy. She wants marriage, kids, and a house, and I'm just not ready for any of that. I've gotten in way over my head with this money laundering scheme—now the mob is threatening my family if I try to back out! in over one's head (with someone or something) 1. Lit.* in water that is deeper than one is tall. (Typically: be ~; get ~.) Johnny! Don't go out too far! You are in over your head. 2. Fig.* too deeply involved with someone or something, beyond what one can deal with. (Typically: be ~; get ~.) They are all in over their heads with this money business. 3. Fig.* having more difficulties than one can manage. Calculus is very hard for me. I'm in over my head. in over one's head see under in deep, def. 2. in over your head If you are in over your head, you are in a situation that is too difficult for you to deal with. He realized that he was in over his head, and that only his family could help him. Note: You can also say that someone gets in over their head if they get into a situation that is too difficult for them. Kelly told the hearing he got in way over his head and became afraid after the prisoner threatened him and his family. Note: Here, the reference is to getting into water that is too deep to stand up in. in over your ˈhead involved in something that is too difficult for you to deal with: After a week in the new job, I soon realized that I was in over my head.
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