time-poor UK
taɪm pʊr
Definition

Definition of time-poor - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

not enough timeUKhaving little free time or feeling rushed by commitmentsUK
  • Many parents are time-poor and feel constantly rushed.
  • She's time-poor this semester because of extra shifts.
  • Time-poor executives often outsource household chores.
busy harried overscheduled
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have little free time due to commitments
She is time-poor because of her demanding job and family responsibilities.

Origin of time-poor

English, time (period) + poor (lacking)

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  1. French:débordé, ...
  2. German:zeitarm, ...
  3. Italian:con poco tempo, ...
  4. Spanish:falto de tiempo, ...
  5. Portuguese:sem tempo, ...
  6. Chinese:时间紧张的, ...
  7. Japanese:時間に余裕がない, ...
  8. Arabic:ضيق الوقت, ...
  9. Hebrew:לָחוּץ בְּזְמַן, ...
  10. Russian:занятой, ...
  11. Ukrainian:зайнятий, ...
  12. Hindi:समय-पीड़ित, ...

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