- 于(at; in (pictographic — curved stroke representing breath escaping))
Breath curves and escapes from a person, meaning 'at' or 'in' a place.
(idiom) terribly busy
He has been run ragged with errands lately.
up to one's ears in work
He is busy running around every day.
(idiom) terribly busy
He has been run ragged with errands lately.
up to one's ears in work
He is busy running around every day.
Breath curves and escapes from a person, meaning 'at' or 'in' a place.
A person runs with outstretched arms through thick grass to escape.
A command issued from the mouth of a superior person directs those below.
Breath curves and escapes from a person, meaning 'at' or 'in' a place.
A person runs with outstretched arms through thick grass to escape.
A command issued from the mouth of a superior person directs those below.
(idiom) terribly busy
(idiom) terribly busy
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