How do you use "Strapped for Cash" in a sentence?

Can't go out—strapped for cash. The company's strapped for cash.

Strapped for Cash

Short of money Temporarily lacking funds, though not necessarily completely broke.

Slang Term AmericanBritishAustralian ★★★★☆ Common Casual

Significado: Short of money

缺钱

Corto de dinero

金欠

돈이 부족한

Temporarily lacking funds, though not necessarily completely broke.

暂时缺少资金，但不一定完全没钱。

Temporalmente falto de fondos, aunque no necesariamente arruinado del todo.

一時的に資金が不足しているが、必ずしも完全に無一文ではない。

일시적으로 자금이 부족한 상태이지만, 반드시 완전히 빈털터리인 것은 아니다.

Can't go out—strapped for cash.
没钱所以出不了门
no puedo salir, ando corto de dinero
金欠だから出かけられない
돈이 없어서 외출 못 해.
The company's strapped for cash.
公司资金紧张
la empresa anda escasa de fondos
その会社は資金不足だ
그 회사는 자금난이다.

/stræpt fɔː kæʃ/

Contexto: temporary shortage

Tono: apologetic

American, 19th century. 'Strapped' meant confined or restricted.

Era: 19th century

Generation: All ages

Social background: All classes

Pop culture: Common phrase

Regional notes: Universal.

Strapped for cashCash-strapped