US /ɪn ˈdaɪɚ streɪts/
・UK /in ˈdaiə streits/
The government is in dire straits to balance its books, but it manages.
So the bottom line is: economy is slowing down, the government is in dire straits to, mm, balance its books,
In 1997, Apple was in dire straits.
In 1997, Apple was in dire straits.
in this film, as you know, that are in dire straits. And we have people there that are
and there's people in this film, as you know, that are in dire straits.
opponents will be in dire straits.
If we are able thus to attack an inferior force with a superior one, our opponents will be in dire straits.
Russia cannot win militarily, and moreover, its economy is in dire straits.
Christina Aguilera was by no means in dire straits in 2010, but
March 1962, Lou is in dire straits.
Just two years after her smash hit Unbreak My Heart, Braxton found herself in dire straits and had to declare bankruptcy.