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ir de cabeza loc verb figurado (estar muy atareado) (colloquial)be snowed under v expr
  be up to your ears v expr
  have a lot on your plate
 Voy de cabeza todo el día; no he descansado ni un minuto.
 I've been snowed under all day. I haven't had a minute's rest.
irse de cabeza v prnl + loc adv (caer de cabeza)dive into vi + prep
  go head first into, fall head first into v expr
 Luisa se fue de cabeza a la piscina por andar mirando el teléfono.
 Luisa dived into the pool to look for her phone.
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Additional Translations
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ir de cabeza por algo loc verb + prep figurado (desear algo)want [sth] vtr
  long for vtr phrasal insep
 Andrés va de cabeza por un coche nuevo, pero no tiene dinero.
 He wants a new car but he doesn't have any money.
ir de cabeza por alguien loc verb + prep figurado (querer complacerlo)be infatuated with v expr
 Antonio va de cabeza por Adriana; siempre le está haciendo regalos.
 Antonio is infatuated with Adriana: he is always giving her presents.
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