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Pekerjaan & Uang - Kemiskinan dan Masalah Keuangan

Jelajahi idiom bahasa Inggris yang berkaitan dengan kemiskinan dan masalah keuangan, termasuk "feel the pinch" dan "the breadline".

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to [catch] (a|) cold

to face problems and difficulties, particularly financial ones

terkena pukulan finansial, kena masalah keuangan

terkena pukulan finansial, kena masalah keuangan

Ex: If sales drop again, the company could catch a cold. 

Jika penjualan turun lagi, perusahaan bisa kena masalah keuangan.

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to [go] to the wall

to suffer ruin, failure, or defeat, due to financial difficulties, and without the possibility of recovery or rescue

bangkrut total, jatuh bangkrut

bangkrut total, jatuh bangkrut

Ex: The airline went to the wall after years of heavy losses. 

Maskapai itu bangkrut total setelah bertahun-tahun mengalami kerugian besar.

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to [lose] {one's} shirt

to lose a big sum of money, often due to a risky bet or investment

kehilangan banyak uang, rugi besar

kehilangan banyak uang, rugi besar

Ex: She nearly lost her shirt on that risky property deal. 

Ia nyaris rugi besar dalam transaksi properti berisiko itu.

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(in|into) the red
in the red
[frasa]

in debt due to spending more than one's earnings

tekor, minus

tekor, minus

Ex: The family went into the red after buying a house they could not afford. 

Keluarga itu jadi tekor setelah membeli rumah yang sebenarnya tidak mampu mereka bayar.

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on {one's} uppers

in an extremely bad financial condition

benar-benar bokek, kehabisan uang

benar-benar bokek, kehabisan uang

Ex: He looked proud, but everyone knew he was on his uppers. 

Ia terlihat bangga, tetapi semua orang tahu ia benar-benar bokek.

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to [live] (from|) hand to mouth

to survive with only the bare minimum resources, often with no savings or financial security

hidup pas-pasan, sekadar bertahan hidup

hidup pas-pasan, sekadar bertahan hidup

Ex: She was tired of living hand to mouth and wanted a stable income. 

Ia lelah hidup pas-pasan dan menginginkan penghasilan tetap.

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(as|) poor as a church [mouse]

severely lacking money

miskin sekali, tidak punya apa-apa

miskin sekali, tidak punya apa-apa

Ex: The artist was poor as a church mouse before his paintings started selling. 

Seniman itu tidak punya apa-apa sebelum lukisannya mulai laku.

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(as|) poor as Job

extremely lacking money

miskin sekali, tidak punya apa-apa

miskin sekali, tidak punya apa-apa

Ex: She grew up poor as Job and had to work from a young age. 

Ia tumbuh miskin sekali dan harus bekerja sejak kecil.

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to {not} [have] a bean

to not have any money

tidak punya uang sepeser pun, benar-benar bokek

tidak punya uang sepeser pun, benar-benar bokek

Ex: After paying the rent, she did not have a bean. 

Setelah membayar sewa, ia tidak punya uang sepeser pun.

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on the road

(of people) without any home or shelter, therefore constantly moving from one location to another

tidak punya tempat tinggal, hidup menggelandang

tidak punya tempat tinggal, hidup menggelandang

Ex: Without rent money, they feared they would soon be on the road. 

Tanpa uang sewa, mereka takut akan segera tidak punya tempat tinggal.

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the breadline
the breadline
[Kata benda]

an informal threshold of income that marks the level at which a person or household is regarded as very poor or barely able to afford basic necessities

garis kemiskinan, batas hidup layak

garis kemiskinan, batas hidup layak

Ex: Their wages keep them just above the breadline. 

Upah mereka hanya membuat mereka sedikit di atas garis kemiskinan.

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out at (the|) elbows

used to refer to someone who does not have enough money and is considered poor by the society's standards

miskin dan lusuh, serba kekurangan

miskin dan lusuh, serba kekurangan

Ex: She did not want people to see her as out at the elbows. 

Ia tidak ingin orang melihatnya sebagai orang miskin dan lusuh.

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to [feel] the pinch

to face financial difficulties, particularly due to not having the same income as before

mulai terasa seret secara finansial, keuangan mulai ketat

mulai terasa seret secara finansial, keuangan mulai ketat

Ex: The shop began to feel the pinch when fewer tourists came to town. 

Toko itu mulai terasa seret secara finansial ketika wisatawan yang datang ke kota berkurang.

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{num} out of pocket

used to say that an amount of money was lost due to a transaction

{jumlah} rugi bersih, rugi {jumlah}

{jumlah} rugi bersih, rugi {jumlah}

Ex: She ended up £200 out of pocket after the canceled trip. 

Setelah perjalanan dibatalkan, ia rugi bersih 200 pound.

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dry spell
dry spell
[Kata benda]

a period that is lacking productivity, profit, success, etc.

masa lesu, periode sepi

masa lesu, periode sepi

Ex: The team had a dry spell and failed to win for six matches. 

Tim itu mengalami masa lesu dan gagal menang dalam enam pertandingan.

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dirt poor
dirt poor
[frasa]

affected by poverty to an extreme degree

miskin sekali, sangat miskin

miskin sekali, sangat miskin

Ex: The family was dirt poor, yet they always shared what little they had. 

Keluarga itu miskin sekali, tetapi selalu berbagi sedikit yang mereka punya.

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to [wipe] the slate clean

to forgive and forget someone's debt, enabling them to start fresh without any financial obligations

menghapus utang, memberi awal baru

menghapus utang, memberi awal baru

Ex: The agreement wiped the slate clean, so he could start again without old bills. 

Kesepakatan itu menghapus utangnya, sehingga ia bisa mulai lagi tanpa tagihan lama.

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to [go] out of business

to cease to exist as a functional company or business due to financial challenges or difficulties

gulung tikar, bangkrut

gulung tikar, bangkrut

Ex: If rent keeps rising, the small shop may go out of business. 

Jika sewa terus naik, toko kecil itu bisa gulung tikar.

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on a shoestring

with a minimal amount of financial resources

dengan anggaran sangat terbatas, dengan dana minim

dengan anggaran sangat terbatas, dengan dana minim

Ex: We traveled through Europe on a shoestring. 

Kami bepergian keliling Eropa dengan anggaran sangat terbatas.

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flat broke
flat broke
[frasa]

lacking any money or financial resources

benar-benar bokek, tidak punya uang sepeser pun

benar-benar bokek, tidak punya uang sepeser pun

Ex: By the end of the trip, they were flat broke. 

Di akhir perjalanan, mereka benar-benar bokek.

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{not} a pot to piss in

very little or no money

tidak punya apa-apa, benar-benar bokek

tidak punya apa-apa, benar-benar bokek

Ex: She grew up without a pot to piss in, but she built a good life for herself. 

Ia tumbuh tanpa punya apa-apa, tetapi berhasil membangun hidup yang baik.

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