Strapped
Slang Term
AmericanBritishAustralian
★★★★☆ Common
Casual
意味: Short of money, financially tight
手头紧、缺钱
Corto de dinero, ajustado financieramente
金欠、金がない
돈이 부족한, 쪼들리는
Having limited money—tight financially. Often used with 'for cash.' Suggests being constrained or restricted by lack of funds.
钱有限——经济紧张。常与'for cash'连用。暗示因缺钱而受限制或约束。
Tener dinero limitado—ajustado financieramente. A menudo usado con 'for cash'. Sugiere estar restringido por falta de fondos.
お金が限られている——経済的にきつい。「for cash」とよく使う。資金不足で制限されていることを示す。
돈이 부족한 상태—경제적으로 빠듯함. 'for cash(현금이)'와 함께 자주 사용. 자금 부족으로 제약을 받는 느낌을 줌.
例文
- I'm a bit strapped for cash. 我有点缺钱。Estoy un poco corto de efectivo.ちょっと金欠なんだ。나 좀 돈이 쪼들려.
- We're strapped this month. 这个月我们很紧。Estamos apretados este mes.今月厳しい。이번 달은 빠듯해.
- Sorry, I'm strapped—can't help you. 抱歉,我手头紧——帮不了你。Lo siento, estoy apretado—no puedo ayudarte.ごめん、金欠で——助けられない。미안, 나 돈이 없어—도와줄 수가 없어.
- Strapped for cash until payday.发工资前一直缺钱。Corto de efectivo hasta el día de pago.給料日まで金欠。월급날까지 돈이 쪼들려.
発音
/stræpt/
使い方ガイド
場面: financial difficulty, excuses
トーン: apologetic, matter-of-fact
✓ 正しい言い方
- Strapped for cash.手头紧Corto de efectivo金欠돈이 쪼들려.
- A bit strapped.有点缺钱Un poco apretadoちょっと厳しい좀 빠듯해.
- Really strapped right now.现在真的很紧Muy apretado ahora今本当に金欠지금 정말 쪼들려.
✗ 間違った言い方
- Informal but acceptable非正式但可以接受Informal pero aceptableカジュアルだが使える비격식적이지만 무난한 표현
- Common expression常见表达Expresión comúnよく使う表現흔히 쓰이는 표현
よくある間違い
- Usually followed by 'for cash'
- Different from 'strapped' meaning armed (US)
起源と歴史
From being 'strapped in' or constrained—your options are limited when money is tight. American origin, now universal.
語源: From being constrained/restricted by lack of money
初出: American slang from late 19th century
文化的背景
Era: Late 19th century onwards
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
Pop culture: Common in American media; Universal money expression
Regional notes: American origin, now universal.
バリエーション
StrappedStrapped for cashReally strapped
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