tonący brzytwy się chwyta

/tɔˈnɔn.t͡sɘ ˈbʐɘ.tfɘ ˈɕɛxfɘ.ta/

LEHÇE → TR

Tanım

•desperate times call for desperate measures

AlmancaNot bricht Gebot, Not kennt kein Gebot

necessity knows no law

Fransızcafaute de grives on mange des merles , nécessité fait loi, tout est bon à qui se noie /fot də ɡʁiv | ɔ̃ mɑ̃ʒ de mɛʁl/

beggars can't be choosers, half a loaf is better than none, any port in a storm

köken: Literally, “if there are no thrushes, we'll eat blackbirds”.

Arapçaالغريق يتعلق بقشة

necessity knows no law

köken: Literally, “necessity breaks law”.

Japonca溺れる者は藁をも掴む

Korece물에 빠지면 지푸라기라도 잡는다

necessity knows no law, desperate times call for desperate measures

köken: nöden (“the distress (definite is often idiomatic when referring to concepts)”) + har (“has”) + ingen (“no”) + lag (“law”)

Fincehätä ei lue lakia, hukkuva tarttuu oljenkorteen

necessity knows no law; needs must when the devil drives

Çekçetonoucí se i stébla chytá, tonoucí se stébla chytá /tonou̯t͡siː sɛ stɛːbla xɪtaː/

desperate times call for desperate measures (a desperate person is willing to try measures that are unlikely to succeed to get out of trouble)

köken: Literally, “a drowning person holds on to a straw”.

Macarcanagy úr a muszáj, szükség törvényt bont

Literally, “a drowning man grabs a razor”.