head over heels in debt (to be) [exp]

Meaning:

• To have a lot of debts.

Examples:

1. I wish the company would give us our salary sooner than usual, because I’m head over heels in debt.
2. I can’t buy the new car because I’m head over heels in debt these days. Before that I have to pay off my debts.
3. The company is head over heels in debt due to poor financial management and declining sales.
4. Her gambling addiction left her head over heels in debt, with no clear way out.
5. The protagonist was head over heels in debt, driving the plot’s tension and his desperate actions.
6. The credit card bills piled up quickly, leaving him head over heels in debt.
7. After buying that expensive house, they found themselves head over heels in debt.

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Quiz;"head over heels in debt"

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What does the slang phrase "to be head over heels in debt" mean?

To be deeply in love with someone

To owe a large amount of money

To spend money irresponsibly

To lose all your savings in an accident

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Which of the following sentences uses "to be head over heels in debt" correctly?

After buying that expensive car, he was head over heels in debt.

She’s head over heels in debt because she keeps losing her wallet.

They are head over heels in debt with excitement for their new house.

He was head over heels in debt to his friends for helping him move.

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If someone is "head over heels in debt," how are they likely feeling?

Stressed and overwhelmed

Excited and happy

Indifferent and carefree

Curious and intrigued

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Which scenario best illustrates someone being "head over heels in debt"?

A student saving money for their first car

A couple celebrating their new promotion at work

An individual winning a jackpot and paying off their loans

A person with multiple credit card bills and overdue loan payments

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