idiom > daily Have no time to sundial
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At no time sundial
  Explanation: Described without any free time.
  Usage: The main predicate; as predicate, attributive, adverbial; described without any free time
  Source: Qing Wu Jian "Strange two decades," the first round: "The prostitute is not spoken, that is, gambling, debauchery, downtown, oh, busy, at no time sundial."
No idle time of day
  No idle time of day. Described as very busy, not having enough time. "Exposure," the fifth seven times: "Since he picked up after four errand, all day long really is no time sundial day, no day without the upper house." "Twenty years have witnessed the strange situation," first chapter: " After the talk was not of prostitution is the gamble, porn and alcohol, were endlessly busy, busy, on no time sundial. "See" Japanese subscribed to. "
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No. 3
  Sundial: shade that time. Not a little free time to describe.
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No. 4
  日无暇晷 (rì wú xiá guǐ)
  解释:晷:日影,指时光。形容没有一点空闲的时候。
  出处:清·李宝嘉《南亭笔记》九:“文忠有世交侄某,乞文忠为之汲引。时值军书旁午,文忠日无暇晷,亦遂亡之。”
Thesaurus
all-out efforts, elaborateness, be fully occupied everyday, day and night laboring, Yikuishiqi, Day wan, fully stretched made to work, etc at the limits of one's capacities or talents, exert, endeavour