| 词汇 | 入不敷出 |
| 释义 | 入不敷出 辨形“敷”，不能写作“付”。 辨形“敷”，不能写作“付”。 歇后语吃瓜籽上厕所；坐马桶嗑瓜子 法文les recettes ne couvrent pas les dépenses 俄文доходы не покрывáют расходы 德文die Einnahmen kǒnnen die Ausgaben nicht decken 【注意】❶注意敷的写法。❷含贬义。 反义词 But now that the worst of the recession is over, we have to confront the fact that our government spends more than it takes in. Yet Saab has lost money for years and Volvo has been only marginally profitable. More fundamentally, much of Europe has long been living beyond its means. As Jacques Delpla, an economist on the Council of Economic Analysis, points out, French governments have lived beyond their means even during the years of plenty— a failure he calls“ scandalous”. Mr Cameron talks of a country that has been living dangerously beyond its means. What is more, many football players are relatively hard-up. If workers in DC schemes fail to buy an annuity, they face the risk that they may outlive their savings. If the Conservatives win, shops stand to lose their licences more easily and supermarkets could be banned from selling alcohol for less than it costs them. DOING any business at all in Zimbabwe is no mean feat these days. At the same time, pressure from energy and food prices, rising to relatively higher levels than the world economy can sustain, will put the squeeze on everybody. Our former church gave it to my family, knowing I'm a single parent trying to make ends meet. The most vulnerable euro-zone members, Greece and Ireland still pay more for their money, but austerity measures are in place. Luckily, the family is not getting into debt, but they are getting stressed out. After the scandal erupted last year, says one boss, banks cut off credit to the industry, making life hardest for the small firms that have yet to break even. Hardly making ends meet, she sees milk, eggs, and even fruit as“ luxury” items. In case you do contract a sexually transmitted disease after visiting a prostitute, your travel insurance will likely not cover the cost. They cause more headaches than they’re worth, they can ruin lives, and they cost us way more than we get. This lopsided distribution of costs is built upon a distorted narrative: profligate governments from Europe’s less responsible nations spent beyond their means and now can’t repay their debt. It is only the foolhardy who succumb to the temptation to live, temporarily, beyond their means, and such people would no doubt manage to do so even without credit cards. China's sperm banks have failed to satisfy the growing demand due to a lack of qualified semen donors, domestic media reported recently. |
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