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I. hard [hɑ:d, Am hɑ:rd] ADJ
1. hard fact, material, person:
hard
2. hard problem, task:
hard
3. hard fight, work:
hard
4. hard (not kind):
hard
5. hard hit, push:
hard
6. hard frost, winter:
hard
7. hard:
hard drinking
hard drugs
Phrases:
hard luck [or esp Brit lines]
as hard as nails
to be hard on sb/sth
it's hard to say [or tell]
to give sb a hard time
dawać [perf dać] komuś wycisk
to learn [or do] the hard way
II. hard [hɑ:d, Am hɑ:rd] ADV
hard
hard work
Phrases:
hard on the heels of sth
to take sth hard
think hard!
hard-bitten ADJ
hard-bitten
hard-boiled ADJ
1. hard-boiled egg:
hard-boiled
2. hard-boiled inf attitude:
hard-boiled
hard cash N ECON
hard cash
hard copy N COMPUT
hard copy
hard core N
1. hard core (group):
hard core
hard core
2. hard core Brit (in road):
hard core
hard-core ADJ
1. hard-core (unchangeable):
hard-core
2. hard-core (explicit):
hard-core
hard-core
hard currency N ECON
hard disk N COMPUT
hard disk
hard drugs N pl
hard drugs
hard feelings N pl
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From here, historical hard core rival enemies are smoking the peace pipe now.
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He called it a hard core horror-fest that doesn't let up against the player characters in its non-stop chase through grim city streets and a beautifully labyrinthe dungeon complex.
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A hard core of right-wing extremists capable of violence is estimated at about 10,000.
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Assessed on the basis of social, health and financial circumstances, this is the hard core of homelessness.
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The task of leading the resistance groups for a time fell to civilians, although a hard core of military plotters remained active.
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