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Definition of hard-pressed - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
- She was hard-pressed to finish the project on time.
2.
- Many families are hard-pressed during economic downturns.
Origin of hard-pressed
English, hard (difficult) + pressed (burdened)
Examples of hard-pressed in a sentence
Borrowers felt hard-pressed by rising interest rates. Small businesses are hard-pressed to survive. Farmers are hard-pressed after the drought.
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- French:sous pression, ...
- German:unter großem Druck stehend, finanziell belastet, ...
- Italian:in difficoltà, in crisi, ...
- Spanish:presionado, ...
- Portuguese:sob pressão, aflito, ...
- Chinese:压力山大的, 经济拮据的, ...
- Japanese:苦境にある, 経済的に困難な, ...
- Arabic:مضغوط, مُتَعَثِّرٌ مالِيًّا, ...
- Hebrew:נָתוּן בַּלַּחַץ, לָחוּץ כַּלְכָּלִית, ...
- Russian:испытывающий трудности, испытывающий финансовые трудности, ...
- Ukrainian:у скруті, у скрутному становищі, ...
- Hindi:दबाव में, आर्थिक तंगी से जूझता, ...
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