1.
extremely busy; pressure of business; being overloaded with tasks
A formal word describing a state of being overwhelmed with work or having too many things to attend to.
I'm sorry to trouble you when you are so busy.
Very formal set phrase used in letters and emails
Usage
A formal, written expression most commonly seen in business correspondence and formal letters. Often appears in the set phrase 御多忙繁多のところ (despite your being extremely busy), used as a polite preamble before making a request.
Common collocations
- 事務繁多 (swamped with administrative work)
- 業務繁多 (heavy business workload)
- 御多忙繁多のところ (despite your busy schedule — formal preamble)