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Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford

I. hard core [americ ˈhɑrd ˈˌkɔ(ə)r, Brit] SUBST

1. hard core U (material):

hard core: balasto m

2. hard core (nucleus):

hard core sem pl: núcleo m

II. hard-core ADJ

hard-core activist: incondicional

hard-core rightist/leftist: a ultranza

hard-core poverty/unemployment: crónico

hard-core pornography: pornografía f dura

Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford

inglês

inglês

espanhol

espanhol

a hard core of resistance atrib subject: básico

a hard core of resistance: un foco de resistencia férrea

a hard core of resistance supplier/currency/values/activity: clave

espanhol

espanhol

inglês

inglês

ripio CSur Peru (grava): hard core

hardcore música: hard core

hardcore: hard-core

Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford

I. core [americ kɔr, Brit kɔː] SUBST

1.1. core:

core (of apple, pear): corazón m

core (of apple, pear): centro m

core (of Earth): centro m

core (of Earth): núcleo m

core (of magnet): núcleo m

core (of mold): macho m

core (of nuclear reactor): núcleo m

to the core the organization is rotten to the core: la organización está totalmente corrompida

she's American to the core: es americana hasta la médula

his behavior shocked me to the core: su comportamiento me horrorizó

1.2. core:

core (central, essential part): núcleo m

core (of problem): meollo m

a hard core of resistance: un foco de resistencia férrea

a hard core of resistance atrib subject: básico

a hard core of resistance supplier/currency/values/activity: clave

core commodities: productos mpl básicos principales

core curriculum: plan m de estudios común

a core vocabulary of 1, 000 words: un vocabulario básico de 1.000 palabras

to be core (to sth): ser un factor clave (para algo)

1.3. core COMPUT:

core: núcleo m magnético

core memory: memoria f central

2.1. core (of rope):

core: mecha f

2.2. core (of electric cable):

core: alma f (con artículo masculino en el singular)

II. core [americ kɔr, Brit kɔː] VERBO trans

core apple:

core: quitarle el corazón a

core: quitarle el centro a

CORE [americ kɔr, Brit kɔː] SUBST

CORE (in US) sem art → Congress of Racial Equality

I. hard <harder hardest> [americ hɑrd, Brit hɑːd] ADJ

1.1. hard (firm, solid):

hard object/surface: duro

to set hard: endurecerse

to freeze hard: helarse

1.2. hard (forceful):

hard push/knock: fuerte

2.1. hard (difficult):

hard question/subject: difícil

hard task: arduo

our prices are hard to beat: nuestros precios son imbatibles

such documents are hard to come by: esos documentos son difíciles de conseguir

he's hard to please: es difícil de complacer

he's hard to please: es exigente

you'll have a hard time or job explaining that to her: te costará explicárselo

it's hard for them to adapt: les cuesta adaptarse

I find that hard to believe: me cuesta creerlo

to learn sth the hard way: aprender algo a base de cometer errores

2.2. hard (severe):

hard winter/climate/judge/master: duro

hard winter/climate/judge/master: severo

times are very hard for small businessmen: corren muy malos tiempos para los pequeños comerciantes

he had a hard time in the army: lo pasó mal en el ejército

to give sb a hard time: hacérselas pasar mal a alguien

to be hard on sb/sth don't be too hard on him: no seas demasiado duro con él

it's hard on her to have to walk so far: tener que ir tan lejos a pie es duro para ella

he's hard on his shoes: no le duran nada los zapatos

he's hard on his shoes: destroza los zapatos enseguida

2.3. hard (tough, cynical):

hard person/attitude: duro

hard person/attitude: insensible

3.1. hard (concentrated, strenuous):

we need to do some hard talking to sort this matter out: tenemos que hablar muy seriamente para resolver este asunto

to take a long hard look at sth: analizar seriamente algo

children are very hard work at that age: los niños dan mucho trabajo a esa edad

it's hard work getting him to do anything: cuesta conseguir que haga algo

3.2. hard (energetic):

he's a hard worker/fighter: es muy trabajador/luchador

a hard drinker: un gran bebedor

a hard drinker: un gran tomador lat-amer

4. hard (definite):

hard evidence: concluyente

hard news: noticias f concretas

5. hard (sharp, harsh):

hard outline/angle: pronunciado

hard light/voice: fuerte

hard expression/features: duro

6.1. hard (in strongest forms):

a drop of the hard stuff coloq, humor: un traguito de algo fuerte

hard porn: porno m duro

6.2. hard water:

hard: duro

6.3. hard LINGUÍS:

hard sound/consonant: fuerte

6.4. hard FÍS:

hard radiation/gamma ray/X ray: duro

7. hard POL:

the hard left/right: la izquierda/derecha dura

II. hard <harder hardest> [americ hɑrd, Brit hɑːd] ADV

1.1. hard (with force):

hard pull/push: con fuerza

I hit her hard: le pegué fuerte

you have to slam the door hard: tienes que dar un portazo fuerte

she kept her foot hard down on the accelerator: siguió pisando con fuerza el acelerador

I threw the ball as hard as I could: tiré la pelota con todas mis fuerzas

1.2. hard (strenuously):

hard work: mucho

hard work: duro

hard work: duramente

hard run: mucho

I was hard at work: estaba concentrado en mi trabajo

he works his students very hard: hace trabajar mucho a sus alumnos

he works his students very hard: les exige mucho a sus alumnos

we've been saving hard for the trip: hemos estado ahorrando mucho para el viaje

we've been saving hard for the trip: hemos estado ahorrando como locos para el viaje coloq

no matter how hard I try: por más que me esfuerzo

I think you're trying too hard: creo que te lo tienes que tomar con más calma

if you wish for it hard enough, it will come true: si lo deseas con todas tus fuerzas, se hará realidad

think hard before you decide: piénsalo muy bien antes de decidir

I'd think very hard before committing myself: (me) lo pensaría dos veces antes de comprometerme

to be hard put or Brit also pushed to + infin you'd be hard put (to it) to find a better doctor: sería difícil encontrar un médico mejor

I'd be hard put to remember their names: me pondrías en un aprieto si me preguntaras cómo se llaman

1.3. hard (intently):

hard listen: atentamente

hard listen: con atención

we'll have to look hard at their proposals: tendremos que estudiar seriamente sus propuestas

2. hard (heavily):

hard rain/snow: fuerte

hard rain/snow: mucho

hard pant/breathe: pesadamente

she's been hitting the bottle pretty hard coloq: le ha estado dando duro al trago coloq

3. hard (severely):

the southern states have been hardest hit: los estados del sur han sido los más afectados

her death hit him very hard: su muerte lo afectó muchísimo or fue un duro golpe para él

to take sth hard: tomarse algo muy mal

to be/feel hard done by she thinks she has been or she feels hard done by: piensa que la han tratado injustamente

4.1. hard (in directions):

hard to port/starboard: completamente a babor/estribor

to turn hard left: girar or doblar a la izquierda en un ángulo cerrado

4.2. hard (close):

hard by arcaico: muy cerca de aquí

hard-luck story [americ hɑrd lək ˈstɔri, Brit] SUBST

he came to me with another hard-luck story: me vino con otra historia lacrimógena

he came to me with another hard-luck story: me vino otra vez con el cuento de sus penurias

no Dicionário PONS

I. hard core, hard-core, hardcore SUBST

1. hard core (inner circle within group):

hard core: núcleo m duro

2. hard core Brit (road foundation mixture):

hard core: balasto m

3. hard core MÚS:

hard core: hardcore m

II. hard core, hard-core, hardcore ADJ

hard core advocate, conservative: a ultranza

hard core gamer: empedernido, -a

hard core leftist, supporter: acérrimo, -a

hard core pornography: duro, -a

no Dicionário PONS

CORE [kɔ:ʳ, americ kɔ:r] SUBST americ

CORE abreviatura de Congress of Racial Equality

CORE: Congreso m de la Igualdad Racial

I. core [kɔ:ʳ, americ kɔ:r] SUBST

1. core (centre):

core: centro m

to the core fig: hasta la médula

to be rotten to the core fig: estar podrido hasta la médula

to be rotten to the core fig: estar completamente corrompido

to be at the core of a problem: llegar al quid de la cuestión

2. core (sample of strata):

core: muestra f

3. core (centre with seeds):

core: corazón m

4. core FÍS:

core: núcleo m

5. core ELETRÓN:

core: eje m

II. core [kɔ:ʳ, americ kɔ:r] ADJ

the core issue: la cuestión principal

III. core [kɔ:ʳ, americ kɔ:r] VERBO trans

core: deshuesar

I. hard [hɑ:d, americ hɑ:rd] ADJ

1. hard (firm, rigid):

hard: duro, -a

hard rule: estricto, -a

hard fate: cruel

hard times: malos tiempos

to have a hard time: pasarlo mal

to give sb a hard time: hacérselo pasar mal a alguien

the hard left/right POL: la extrema izquierda/derecha

hard luck!, hard lines! Brit: ¡mala suerte!

2. hard (intense, concentrated):

to take a (good) hard look at sth: analizar algo detenidamente

a hard fight: una lucha encarnizada

to be a hard worker: ser muy trabajador

3. hard (forceful):

hard: fuerte

4. hard (difficult, complex):

hard: difícil

to be hard work for sb to do sth: ser muy difícil para alguien hacer algo

to be hard to please: ser difícil de contentar

to get hard: complicarse

a hard bargain: un trato poco ventajoso

to learn the hard way fig: aprender a base de errores [o palos]

5. hard (severe):

hard: severo, -a

6. hard (hostile, unkind):

a hard heart: un corazón de piedra

to be hard on sb/sth: ser duro con alguien/algo

to be (as) hard as nails fig: tener un corazón de piedra

7. hard (extremely cold):

hard: riguroso, -a

8. hard (solid):

hard evidence: concluyente

hard fact: innegable

hard and fast information: información veraz

II. hard [hɑ:d, americ hɑ:rd] ADV

1. hard (forcefully):

hard: fuerte

to hit sb hard: pegar fuerte a alguien

to press/pull hard: apretar/estirar con fuerza

2. hard (rigid):

frozen hard: helado, -a

3. hard (energetically, vigorously):

hard: mucho

to fight hard fig: luchar con todas sus fuerzas

to study/work hard: estudiar/trabajar mucho

to try hard to do sth: esforzarse en hacer algo

to be hard at it: trabajar con ahínco

think hard: concéntrate

to die hard fig: tardar en desaparecer

4. hard (intently):

hard: detenidamente

to look hard at sth: estudiar algo con detenimiento

5. hard (closely):

hard by: muy cerca

hard upon: muy de cerca

to be hard up: no tener ni un céntimo

6. hard (heavy):

hard: mucho

it rained hard: llovió fuerte

to take sth hard: tomarse algo muy mal

I would be hard pressed to choose one: me costaría mucho decidirme por uno

no Dicionário PONS

hard core SUBST

1. hard core (inner circle within group):

hard core: núcleo m duro

2. hard core (pornography):

hard core: pornografía f dura

no Dicionário PONS

hard-core pornography: pornografía dura

no Dicionário PONS

I. core [kɔr] SUBST

1. core (center):

core: centro m

to the core fig: hasta la médula

to be rotten to the core fig: estar podrido hasta la médula

to be rotten to the core fig: estar completamente corrompido

to be at the core of a problem: llegar al quid de la cuestión

2. core (sample of strata):

core: muestra f

3. core (center with seeds):

core: corazón m

4. core FÍS:

core: núcleo m

5. core ELETRÓN:

core: eje m

II. core [kɔr] ADJ

the core issue: la cuestión principal

III. core [kɔr] VERBO trans

core: deshuesar

CORE [kɔr] SUBST

CORE ABBR Congress of Racial Equality

CORE: Congreso m de la Igualdad Racial

I. hard [hard] ADJ

1. hard (firm, rigid):

hard: duro, -a

hard rule: estricto, -a

hard fate: cruel

hard times: malos tiempos

to have a hard time: pasarlo mal

to give sb a hard time: hacérselo pasar mal a alguien

to have hard luck: tener mala suerte

2. hard (intense, concentrated):

to take a (good) hard look at sth: analizar algo detenidamente

a hard fight: una lucha encarnizada

to be a hard worker: ser muy trabajador

3. hard (forceful):

hard: fuerte

4. hard (difficult, complex):

hard: difícil

hard landing AERONÁUT: aterrizaje forzado, -a

to be hard work for sb to do sth: ser muy difícil para alguien hacer algo

to be hard to please: ser difícil de contentar

to get hard: complicarse

a hard bargain: un trato poco ventajoso

to learn the hard way fig: aprender a base de errores [o palos]

5. hard (severe):

hard: severo, -a

6. hard (hostile, unkind):

a hard heart: un corazón de piedra

to be hard on sb/sth: ser duro con alguien/algo

7. hard (extremely cold):

hard: riguroso, -a

8. hard (solid):

hard evidence: concluyente

hard fact: innegable

hard and fast information: información veraz

9. hard (with alcohol):

hard cider/punch: sidra/ponche fuerte [o cargado, -a]

10. hard QUÍM:

hard water: duro, -a

II. hard [hard] ADV

1. hard (forcefully):

hard: fuerte

to hit sb hard: pegar fuerte a alguien

to press/pull hard: apretar/estirar con fuerza

2. hard (rigid):

frozen hard: helado, -a

3. hard (energetically, vigorously):

hard: mucho

to fight hard fig: luchar con todas sus fuerzas

to study/work hard: estudiar/trabajar mucho

to try hard to do sth: esforzarse en hacer algo

to be hard at it: trabajar con ahínco

think hard: concéntrate

to die hard fig: tardar en desaparecer

4. hard (intently):

hard: detenidamente

to look hard at sth: estudiar algo con detenimiento

5. hard (closely):

hard: muy cerca

to be hard up: no tener ni un céntimo

6. hard (heavy):

hard: mucho

it rained hard: llovió fuerte

to take sth hard: tomarse algo muy mal

I would be hard pressed to choose one: me costaría mucho decidirme por uno

Present
I	core
you	core
he/she/it	cores
we	core
you	core
they	core

Past
I	cored
you	cored
he/she/it	cored
we	cored
you	cored
they	cored

Present Perfect
I	have	cored
you	have	cored
he/she/it	has	cored
we	have	cored
you	have	cored
they	have	cored

Past Perfect
I	had	cored
you	had	cored
he/she/it	had	cored
we	had	cored
you	had	cored
they	had	cored

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