adj.资金短缺的

The small business was cash-strapped and struggling to pay its employees on time.
这家小企业资金紧张，难以按时支付员工工资。
Despite her successful career, she found herself cash-strapped after a series of unexpected expenses.
尽管事业有成，但她因一连串意外开销而陷入财务困境。
The non-profit organization had to cut back on programs due to being cash-strapped.
由于资金短缺，这个非营利组织不得不削减一些项目。
Many students living in the city are cash-strapped, relying on part-time jobs to make ends meet.
许多在城市生活的学生经济拮据，靠兼职工作来维持生计。
The local government was cash-strapped, forcing them to prioritize essential services over new initiatives.
当地政府财政吃紧，迫使他们将基本服务置于新计划之前。
After a series of failed investments, the entrepreneur found himself cash-strapped and seeking financial assistance.
在一系列投资失败后，这位企业家发现自己资金紧张，开始寻求财务援助。
The startup was cash-strapped during its early stages, but managed to secure funding from investors.
创业公司在初期阶段资金紧缺，但最终成功从投资者那里获得了资金。
The struggling artist had to live frugally due to being perpetually cash-strapped.
这位苦苦挣扎的艺术家因为长期缺钱，不得不节衣缩食。
The charity is appealing for donations as they're currently cash-strapped and unable to support all their projects.
这家慈善机构正在呼吁捐款，因为他们目前资金紧张，无法支持所有项目。
The retired couple found themselves cash-strapped after the stock market downturn affected their pension funds.
股市下滑影响了他们的养老金，这对退休夫妇发现自己陷入了财务困境。