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I. hard [hɑ:d] ADJ
1. hard (solid):
hard
[as] hard as a rock
2. hard (tough):
hard person
hard person
he's a hard one
3. hard (difficult):
hard
she had a hard time [of it]
to find sth hard to believe
it's hard to say
4. hard (laborious):
hard
to be hard work
to be hard work studies
to be hard work text
to be a hard worker
5. hard (severe):
hard
hard voice
hard luck!
[as] hard as nails
to give sb a hard time
6. hard (harmful):
to be hard on sth
7. hard (unfortunate):
hard
to be hard on sb
8. hard (extreme):
hard
9. hard:
hard (reliable)
hard facts (blunt)
10. hard (potent):
hard
hard drug
11. hard water:
hard
12. hard (scrutinizing):
to take a [good] hard look at sth
13. hard (printout):
hard copy
to be hard at it
hard and fast
hard and fast rule
II. hard [hɑ:d] ADV
1. hard (solid):
hard
frozen hard liquid
frozen hard plants
to set hard glue, varnish, concrete
2. hard (vigorously):
hard
hard
think hard!
to fight hard [for sth]
to rain hard
to try hard
to work hard
3. hard (severely):
hard
4. hard (closely):
hard
hard
5. hard übtr (stubbornly):
to die hard
to be hard done by Brit
hard-ˈbit·ten ADJ
hard-bitten
hard-ˈboiled ADJ
1. hard-boiled egg:
hard-boiled
2. hard-boiled übtr:
hard-boiled
hard ˈcash SUBST no Pl
hard cash
hard ˈcopy SUBST COMPUT
hard copy
hard copy
ˈhard court SUBST TENNIS
hard court
hard ˈcur·ren·cy SUBST
ˈhard disk SUBST COMPUT
hard disk
hard-ˈearned ADJ
hard-earned
hard-earned pay
hard ˈfeel·ings SUBST Pl
no hard feelings?
hard-ˈfought ADJ
1. hard-fought battle, match:
hard-fought
2. hard-fought victory:
hard-fought
ˈhard hat SUBST
1. hard hat (helmet):
hard hat
2. hard hat ugs (worker):
hard hat
gradbinec(gradbinka) m (f)
hard hat
gradbeni delavec(delavka) m (f)
hard-ˈhead·ed ADJ
1. hard-headed:
hard-headed
hard-headed
2. hard-headed:
hard-headed
hard-ˈheart·ed ADJ
hard-hearted
hard-hearted
hard-ˈhit·ting ADJ
hard-hitting
hard-hitting
hard ˈla·bour, hard ˈla·bor SUBST no Pl
hard labour
hard-ˈnosed ADJ
hard-nosed
hard-nosed person
hard-ˈpressed ADJ
hard-pressed
hard-pressed
hard ˈsell SUBST
hard sell
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One would be hard-pressed to find other musicians with this much talent and drive.
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Road construction and maintenance were ignored by a financially hard-pressed government, while insurgents regularly destroyed bridges and rendered some routes unsafe for travel.
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Even if their already hard-pressed industry could have produced them in quantity, fuel was in very short supply.
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He knew they were poor and that the bishop would be hard-pressed to find the money.
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