strapped for cash

💎Strapped for cash
Also: Strapped for money, or just strapped
Meaning
To be strapped for cash means to not have any money available. This idiom has a similar meaning to broke, hard up, short on money, and down to one’s last cent
Usage
There are many English idioms which mean out of money and the way they are used depends on the circumstances. Being strapped for cash is not used to necessarily indicate you are destitute. It usually means that you are temporarily out of funds or that you do not have much money available so must use your funds wisely. Although the similar expression broke can sometimes mean being completely out of money or bankrupt, this and other such expression are usually used in a more casual sense to indicate limited funds.
Examples
Used as an adjective
👈🏿 “Sorry, I can’t go out tonight. I’m strapped for cash. ”
👈🏿 “Strapped for cash college students often subsist on Ramen noodles and microwave burritos. ”
👈🏿 “The school needs new computers, but they are strapped for cash”
👈🏿 “Being a single mother is though. You often live paycheck to paycheck—constantly strapped for money. ”
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💎Cash - Strapped
In need of money
💎cash - strapped
adjective
1 ) not having enough money
👈🏿 cash - strapped universities
2 ) FINANCE
used to describe a person or organization that does not have enough money
👈🏿 Working during study is a fact of life for most cash - strapped students
CambridgeDictionary@
💎cash - strapped
adjective
[only before noun]
​without enough money
👈🏿 cash - strapped governments/shoppers
OxfordDictionary@
اصطلاح، به مفهوم:
بی پول - مفلس
I am strapped for cash at the moment, so I won't be able to go with you on a holiday
من در حال حاضر بی پول هستم و نمی توانم با تو به مسافرت و تفریح بیایم.
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❇️SAYING
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