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hand to mouth
- in a way that satisfies only one's immediate needs, because of lack of money with which to make provision for the future
- satisfying only one's immediate needs, because of lack of money with which to make provision for the future
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- 1. in a way that satisfies only one's immediate needs, because of lack of money with which to make provision for the future they have been living from hand to mouth for three years now
形容詞
- 1. satisfying only one's immediate needs, because of lack of money with which to make provision for the future a hand-to-mouth existence
- (of fighting) at close quarters: hand-to-hand combat
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- (of fighting) at close quarters: training in hand-to-hand combat
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- satisfying only one's immediate needs because of lack of money for future plans and investments
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- satisfying only one's immediate needs because of lack of money for future plans and investments
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- used as a contemptuous way of dismissing what someone has said (often accompanied by a gesture ...
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- used as a contemptuous way of dismissing what someone has said (often accompanied by a gesture ...
Oxford American Dictionary
- start work on; undertake
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- start work on; undertake
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- in a way that satisfies only one's immediate needs, because of lack of money with which to ... they have been living from hand to mouth for three years now
- satisfying only one's immediate needs, because of lack of money with which to make ... a hand-to-mouth existence
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