Estar muy ocupado, sin tiempo para nada más.
To be very busy, having no time for anything else.
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Ahora no puedo ayudarte; estoy muy liado. — I can't help you right now; I've got my hands full.
Dijo que va muy cargada con el nuevo proyecto. — She said she’s got her hands full with the new project.
¿Crees que hoy vas a estar muy liado en el trabajo? — Do you think you've got your hands full at work today?
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