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"HURTING FOR MONEY" Hi, could someone tell me the exact meaning of 'hurting for money'? Is it tipical american? Thanks
20 ธ.ค. 2014 เวลา 10:37
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To answer Peachey's question: No, it's certainly not a common phrase in British English. In fact, I'd never heard it before. I looked it up in an American English dictionary and found that it means 'need'. Thank you, gentlemen. You've taught me a new expression.
20 ธันวาคม 2014
In this phrase, "hurting" means "desperately needing" or "wanting very much". Wanting/Needing money so much that it hurts. I'm not sure if it's only an American phrase. Does anyone here from the UK use it?
20 ธันวาคม 2014
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