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I . hard·en [ˈhɑ:dən] VB trans

1. harden (make harder):

harden
harden arteries

2. harden (make tougher):

harden attitude
to harden sb [to sth]

II . hard·en [ˈhɑ:dən] VB intr

1. harden (become hard):

harden

2. harden (become tough):

harden
harden face

3. harden ECON:

harden
harden

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Once the concrete has hardened, the tendons are tensioned by hydraulic jacks that react (push) against the concrete member itself.
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For a work hardening material, the yield surface can expand with increasing stress.
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He suffered from melancholic episodes, which forced him to find a cure in literature and to harden his will.
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The increase in work hardening and required forming force/energy combine to create a more demanding temperature range and higher demand for lubrication.
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The high mechanical strength is achieved by precipitation hardening or age hardening.
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The central crater of the map is a signature of bond hardening.
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It is then removed from the digester before the solution hardens.
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Steel varies from iron in that it can be hardened.
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This was done each evening until the skin hardened.
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Aimed specifically at protecting your online transactions, it offers secure browsing hardened against attacks that try to steal your passwords or your money.
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