to have many things to worry about; to be preoccupied. • I'm sorry that I'm so grouchy. I have a lot on my mind. • He forgot to go to his appointment because he had a lot on his mind.
have a lot on one's plate
have a lot on one's plate Also, have too much on one's plate. Have a great deal (or too much) to cope with, as in What with the new baby and the new house, they have a lot on their plate, or I can't take that on now; I've got too much on my plate already. This expression transfers a loaded or overloaded dinner plate to other activities. [First half of 1900s]
have a lot on
To accept several things scheduled; to accept assorted things accident at a accurate time. Unfortunately, I accept a lot on this weekend, so I can't adhere out.Learn more: have, lot, on
(not) accept a lot, anything, etc. ˈon
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