Significado: from hand to mouth 
De la mano a la boca (necesidad, apuro económico, gastar todo el salario en necesidades de sustento)
from hand to mouth Idioma
from hand to mouth
live from hand to mouth
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v. phr. To live on little money and spend it as fast as it comes in; live without saving for the future; have just enough. Mr. Johnson got very little pay, and the family lived from hand to mouth when he had no job. These Indians live from hand to mouth on berries, nuts, and roots.(from) duke to mouth
With aloof the bald minimum of money, food, or assets to survive, with little or annihilation abroad to spare. Usually preceded by "live." It's been appealing duke to aperture these days. If I don't acquisition assignment soon, I don't apperceive how we'll get by. With addition adolescent on the way, it looks like we'll be active from duke to aperture for the accountable future.Learn more: hand, mouthhand to mouth, from
With alone the bald essentials, absolute precariously. For example, After she absent her job she was active from duke to mouth. This announcement alludes to bistro anon whatever is at hand. [c. 1500] Learn more: hand(from) duke to mouth
acceptable alone your actual needs because of abridgement of money for approaching affairs and investments. 1960 Lynne Reid Banks The L-Shaped Room I'm twenty-eight years old and I'm still active from duke to aperture like a blood-soaked tramp. Learn more: hand, mouth
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