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hard

/hɑɹd/ adjective A1 (estimated)

1. resistant to pressure

Germanhart, fest, streng
Frenchdur, sévère, ferme
Portugueseduro, rígido, rijo
Czechtvrdý, perný
Italianduro, ferreo
Spanishduro
Dutchhard
Swedishhård
Latindurus, ferreus, rigidus

2. of drink: strong

Germanstark
Frenchfort
Portugueseforte
Czechtvrdý
Italianforte
Spanishfuerte
Dutchsterk, straf
Swedishstark

3. of water, high in dissolved calcium compounds

Germanhart
Frenchdure
Portugueseduro
Czechtvrdý
Spanishduro
Dutchhard, kalkrijk

4. requiring a lot of effort to do or understand

Germanschwer, hart, schwierig
Frenchdur, difficile
Portuguesedifícil
Czechtěžký, obtížný, krušný
Italiandifficile, duro, grave
Spanishdifícil, duro, tranca
Dutchmoeilijk, zwaar
Swedishsvår, besvärlig
Latindifficilis, gravis

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hard

/hɑɹd/ adverb A1 (estimated)

1. with much force or effort (related to act of think)

Germanhart
Frenchdur, durement, fort
Portugueseduro, bem
Czechusilovně, tvrdě, natvrdo
Italiansodo, fitto, d'impegno
Spanishduro, duramente
Dutchnijg

2. firmly, tightly, hard

Germanfest
Frenchfermement, solidement
Portuguesefirmemente
Czechpevně
Italiansicuramente, decisamente, fermamente
Spanishfirmemente
Dutchstevig
Latinfirmiter

3. hard, tight, tightly

Italianfortemente

4. firmly, hard, forcefully, vehemently, strong (of actions, also of emotions)

Germandoll

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hard

/hɑɹd/ noun · plural: hards A1 (estimated)

1. hard

Germanhart, fest
Frenchle dur
Portugueseo duro
Czechtvrdý
Italianil duro, il sodo
Spanishel duro, tranca
Dutchde paal, de harde
Swedishen sträng
Latindifficilis, durus

2. hard, heavy

Germanschwer
Italianil grave

3. Hard, invincible, unconquerable, unyielding, inexorable, stubborn, intractable.

Latinadamas

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