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strapped for cash, strapped adj: slang (short of money) corto de dinero loc adj (MX, coloquial) bruja adj : I'm a bit strapped for cash right now – can I pay you back next week? Estoy un poco corto de dinero ahora. ¿Te puedo pagar la semana que viene?
Learn the meaning of the phrase \"strapped for cash\", which means without any or very much money at the moment. See examples, synonyms, and related expressions in the Idioms Dictionary.
Strapped for cash means having very little money, or less money than you need. Learn how to use this informal collocation with examples and synonyms from Cambridge Dictionary.
Add to word list Add to word list. having very little money, or less money than you need: I'm a bit strapped for cash at the moment. Most schools are pretty strapped for cash these days. Ver. strapped. cash. Menos ejemplos. I'd love to come to Hawaii with you, but I'm a little strapped for cash.
Learn the meaning, usage, and origin of the idiom strapped for cash, which means to not have any money available. Find out how it differs from other expressions like broke or hard up.
español. strapped for cash. Traducción de "strapped for cash" en español. Adjetivo. corto de dinero. cortos de dinero. mal de dinero. corta de dinero. necesitado de dinero. corto de efectivo. escaso de dinero. sin blanca. Mostrar más. I was supposed to move out, but I've been pretty strapped for cash.
You can use "Strapped for Cash" to describe a situation where you have very little money or are facing financial difficulties. It emphasizes the lack of funds and the need for financial assistance. For example, if a friend asks you to go out for dinner, but you can't afford it, you might say, 'I can't go out to eat tonight, I'm strapped for cash.'
