應接不暇

应接不暇
yìngjiēbùxiá
  1. more than one can attend to (idiom)
  2. deluged (with inquiries etc)
  3. overwhelmed (by the beauty of the scenery)

CEDICT

to have more on than one can attend to; to be overwhelmed by (beautiful scenery, tasks, customers, etc.)

Wiktionary

形容美景繁多，令人目不暇給。語出南朝宋．劉義慶《世說新語．言語》：「從山陰道上行，山川自相映發，使人應接不暇。」後亦用以比喻人事物繁多紛至，令人窮於應付。《文明小史．第四二回》：「那些學堂裡的學生，你也去買，我也去買，真正是應接不暇，利市三倍。」也作「接應不暇」。

重編國語辭典

事务繁多，令人不堪重负

維基詞典

Entry Composition

1 應接 yìngjiē
  1. to attend to
  2. to deal with
2 不暇 bùxiá
  1. to have no time (for sth)
  2. to be too busy (to do sth)

Related entries

消魂 xiāohún
  1. overwhelmed (with joy, sorrow etc)
  2. to feel transported