扳手 (bān shǒu) — (v.o., literal) to hold back or pull someone's hand; (v.o., colloquial) to be short of money, to be strapped for cash

As a verb-object phrase, 扳手 literally means to pull or hold back someone's hand. Colloquially it also means being short of money — like saying you're 'strapped' in English.

verb
(v.o., literal) to hold back or pull someone's hand(v.o., colloquial) to be short of moneyto be strapped for cash

예문

  • Tā yòng lì bān le yí xià wǒ de shǒu, shì yì wǒ bié shuō huà.
    He forcefully pulled my hand, signaling me not to speak.
  • 扳手
    Zuì jìn shǒu tóu hěn bān shǒu, mǎi bù qǐ xīn shǒu jī.
    I've been very short of money lately, can't afford a new phone.
  • 扳手
    Zhè ge yuè bān shǒu sān gè yuè le, zhōng yú děng dào fā gōng zī.
    I've been broke for three months this time, finally waiting for payday.
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