朝不保夕的英文：
[Literal Meaning]
morning/not/secure/evening
not to know in the morning what may happen in the evening

[解释]
早晨不能知道晚上会变成什么样子或发生什么情况。形容情况危急，难以预料。

[Explanation]
to be in a precarious state

[例子]
城市中的贫民工作辛苦，生活条件很差，过着朝不保夕的生活。

[Example]
The poor in the city work hard with bad living conditions and lead a precarious life.

[英文等价词]
on someone's or something's last logs

He earns a precarious living as a window washer
他靠做擦窗工维持着朝不保夕的生活。

He succeeded, after a fashion, in hurrying her back to the domicile of which her tenure had become so insecure
他好不容易将她匆匆带回住处，在那里她的栖宿已经是朝不保夕了。

He holds his life on a precarious tenure
他过着朝不保夕的生活。

She felt the insecurity of her tenure of her brother's hospitality
她感到，她在她弟弟府上的居留权已朝不保夕。

They lived precariously on the income from a few small investments.
他们依靠些微投资中的收入,过着朝不保夕的生活.

They live precariously on the income from a few small investment.
他们依靠些微投资中的收入，过著朝不保夕的生活。

Did he gain his precarious bread by some petty trade, by menial toil, by violence, or by theft?
他究竟是在做小生意，当奴仆，还是靠打家劫舍来获得朝不保夕的口粮呢？

Before liberation,I was always wandering with my family from place to place, making a precrious living.
解放前，我经常和家里人一起到处流浪，过着朝不保夕的生活。

The Slovaks, who had been used as a pawn by Germany, obtained a precarious autonomy
曾被德国用来做棋盘上的卒子的斯洛伐克人，获得了朝不保夕的自治。