It's alright; Not important

Nervous

It's alright

lit. to tighten one's belt, meaning to reduce unnecessary spending to save more for living expenses

no big deal, no worry

(slang) it doesn't matter; no worries

coming

busy preparation right before the launch of an event / program

to hold on tightly

adj; be badly off; on a shoestring; on a tight (budget)

to tighten something by twisting

barely enough; marginally making it; just about getting by

leggings

water shortage / cash shortage (spoken)

to be in anger; green with envy; stingy

(noun) nervous, strained or stressed person

(adjective) (of feeling) excited

Urgent matter

busy for preparation; great fanfare; wildly beating gongs and drums; intense publicity campaign in preparation for some sinister undertaking

(slang) to feel nervous about something; keyed up; to be very involved; to worry about; to feel anxious about; to care a lot about something; to be very concerned about something

urgent; most important; most critical; must

strained / tense relations

degree of tightness; elasticity

(adjective) Tightly close

(verb) Hurry up

to be short of cash [written and colloquial]

to be studying (i.e. as a student at a school / college / university); reading a book [colloquial]

talking about

walking

looking at