in the thick of something
idiomPart ofthick
in the thick of something — idiom
1. to be deeply involved in a busy, active, or difficult situation — for example, b
1.idiom
Definition
to be deeply involved in a busy, active, or difficult situation — for example, being in the middle of a big project, an argument, a rescue, or a celebration where things are happening fast.
Example
The rescue team arrived in the thick of the storm to pull people out of the flooded houses.
Anong was in the thick of organising the wedding when the power went out.