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Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford

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

1.1. hard (firm, solid):

hard object/surface
to set hard
to freeze hard

1.2. hard (forceful):

hard push/knock

2.1. hard (difficult):

hard question/subject
hard task
to learn sth the hard way

2.2. hard (severe):

hard winter/climate/judge/master
hard winter/climate/judge/master
to give sb a hard time
to be hard on sb/sth don't be too hard on him

2.3. hard (tough, cynical):

hard person/attitude
hard person/attitude

3.1. hard (concentrated, strenuous):

to take a long hard look at sth

3.2. hard (energetic):

a hard drinker
a hard drinker
un gran tomador lat-amer

4. hard (definite):

hard evidence
hard news

5. hard (sharp, harsh):

hard outline/angle
hard light/voice
hard expression/features

6.1. hard (in strongest forms):

a drop of the hard stuff coloq, humor
hard porn

6.2. hard water:

hard

6.3. hard LINGUÍS:

hard sound/consonant

6.4. hard FÍS:

hard radiation/gamma ray/X ray

7. hard POL:

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

1.1. hard (with force):

hard pull/push
I hit her hard

1.2. hard (strenuously):

hard work
hard work
hard work
hard run
I was hard at work
to be hard put or Brit also pushed to + infin you'd be hard put (to it) to find a better doctor

1.3. hard (intently):

hard listen
hard listen

2. hard (heavily):

hard rain/snow
hard rain/snow
hard pant/breathe

3. hard (severely):

to take sth hard

4.1. hard (in directions):

to turn hard left

4.2. hard (close):

hard by arcaico

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

hard labor, hard labour Brit SUBST U

hard labor

hard-boiled [americ ˈhɑrd ˈˌbɔɪld, Brit ˌhɑːdˈbɔɪld] ADJ

1. hard-boiled egg:

hard-boiled

2. hard-boiled (unsentimental):

hard-boiled

hard-bitten [americ hɑrdˈbɪtn, Brit hɑːdˈbɪt(ə)n] ADJ

hard-bitten

hard goods SUBST subst pl americ

hard goods

hard candy SUBST U or C americ

hard candy

I. hard hat [americ ˈhɑrd ˌhæt, Brit] SUBST

1. hard hat (helmet):

hard hat
hard hat area

2. hard hat americ coloq (construction worker):

hard hat

3. hard hat americ coloq, pej (reactionary):

hard hat

II. hard-hat ADJ americ atrib

1. hard-hat (reactionary) pej:

hard-hat mentality/view/union

2. hard-hat (working class):

hard-hat bar
hard-hat attitude

hard-heartedness [americ ˈhɑrd ˈˌhɑrdədnəs, Brit ˌhɑːdˈhɑːtɪdnəs] SUBST U

hard-hearted [americ hɑrdˈhɑrdəd, Brit ˌhɑːdˈhɑːtɪd] ADJ

hard-hearted
hard-hearted

hard-hit [hɑːdˈhɪt] ADJ

hard-hit

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I. hard [hɑ:d, americ hɑ:rd] ADJ

1. hard (firm, rigid):

hard
hard rule
hard fate
hard times
to have a hard time
to give sb a hard time
the hard left/right POL
hard luck!, hard lines! Brit

2. hard (intense, concentrated):

to take a (good) hard look at sth
a hard fight
to be a hard worker

3. hard (forceful):

hard

4. hard (difficult, complex):

hard
to be hard work for sb to do sth
to be hard to please
to get hard
a hard bargain
to learn the hard way fig

5. hard (severe):

hard

6. hard (hostile, unkind):

a hard heart
to be hard on sb/sth
to be (as) hard as nails fig

7. hard (extremely cold):

hard

8. hard (solid):

hard evidence
hard fact

II. hard [hɑ:d, americ hɑ:rd] ADV

1. hard (forcefully):

hard
to hit sb hard

2. hard (rigid):

frozen hard

3. hard (energetically, vigorously):

hard
to fight hard fig
to try hard to do sth
to be hard at it
think hard
to die hard fig

4. hard (intently):

hard
to look hard at sth

5. hard (closely):

hard by
hard upon
to be hard up

6. hard (heavy):

hard
it rained hard
to take sth hard

hard labor SUBST americ, hard labour SUBST Brit, Aus JUR

hard labor

hard drink SUBST, hard liquor SUBST

hard drink

I. hard core, hard-core, hardcore SUBST

1. hard core (inner circle within group):

hard core

2. hard core Brit (road foundation mixture):

hard core

3. hard core MÚS:

hard core

II. hard core, hard-core, hardcore ADJ

hard core advocate, conservative
hard core gamer
hard core leftist, supporter
hard core pornography

hard-wearing ADJ

hard-wearing

hard-headed ADJ

hard-headed

hard-pressed SUBST

hard-pressed

hard hat SUBST

hard hat

hard drinker SUBST

hard drinker
gran bebedor(a) m (f)

hard shoulder [ˌhɑ:dˈʃəʊldəʳ, americ ˌhɑ:rdˈʃoʊldɚ] SUBST Brit

banquina f Arg, Urug
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I. hard [hard] ADJ

1. hard (firm, rigid):

hard
hard rule
hard fate
hard times
to have a hard time
to give sb a hard time
to have hard luck

2. hard (intense, concentrated):

to take a (good) hard look at sth
a hard fight
to be a hard worker

3. hard (forceful):

hard

4. hard (difficult, complex):

hard
hard landing AERONÁUT
to be hard work for sb to do sth
to be hard to please
to get hard
a hard bargain
to learn the hard way fig

5. hard (severe):

hard

6. hard (hostile, unkind):

a hard heart
to be hard on sb/sth

7. hard (extremely cold):

hard

8. hard (solid):

hard evidence
hard fact

9. hard (with alcohol):

10. hard QUÍM:

hard water

II. hard [hard] ADV

1. hard (forcefully):

hard
to hit sb hard

2. hard (rigid):

frozen hard

3. hard (energetically, vigorously):

hard
to fight hard fig
to try hard to do sth
to be hard at it
think hard
to die hard fig

4. hard (intently):

hard
to look hard at sth

5. hard (closely):

hard
to be hard up

6. hard (heavy):

hard
it rained hard
to take sth hard

die-hard SUBST

die-hard

hard-pressed ADJ

hard-pressed

hard-nosed ADJ

hard-nosed

hard rock SUBST MÚS

hard rock

hard sell SUBST

hard sell

hard-hit ADJ

hard-hit
to be hard-hit by sth

hard liquor SUBST

hard liquor

hard line SUBST POL

hard line

hard disk SUBST comput

hard disk

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Their materials are lightweight and hard-wearing.
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This arrangement is extremely rugged, reliable and hard-wearing.
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The top layer was upper coralline limestone, which is hard-wearing, not too susceptible to erosion.
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Compared to oil, it is hard-wearing.
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Ash timber is hard, tough and very hard-wearing, with a coarse open grain and a density of 710 kg per cubic meter.
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