意思
To live on very little money, with no savings.
文化背景
Germans value 'Sparsamkeit' (thriftiness), so this phrase often carries a sense of social concern. Similar usage, often used in political debates about poverty.
Preposition check
Always remember 'in den'. It's a common mistake to use 'zum'.
意思
To live on very little money, with no savings.
Preposition check
Always remember 'in den'. It's a common mistake to use 'zum'.
自我测试
Fill in the missing preposition.
Ich lebe von der Hand ___ den Mund.
The idiom requires 'in den'.
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1 练习Ich lebe von der Hand ___ den Mund.
The idiom requires 'in den'.
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常见问题
1 个问题No, it is strictly for money.
相关表达
Über die Runden kommen
similarTo make ends meet