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Pocket Oxford-Duden German Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
hard /hɑ:d/
  1. Adjektiv
    1. hart;
      fest [Gelee];
      stark [Regen];
      streng [Frost, Winter];
      gesichert [Beweis, Daten];
    1. (difficult) schwer;
      this is hard to believe das ist kaum zu glauben;
      do sth. the hard way es sich (Dat.) bei etw. unnötig schwer machen;
    1. (strenuous) hart;
    1. (vigorous) kräftig [Schlag, Stoß, Tritt];
    1. (harsh) hart.
  1. Adverb
    1. (strenuously) hart [arbeiten, trainieren];
      fleißig [studieren, üben];
      genau [überlegen];
      gut [aufpassen, zuhören];
      try hard: sich sehr bemühen;
    1. (vigorously) heftig;
      fest [schlagen, drücken, klopfen];
    1. (severely) hart;
      be hard up knapp bei Kasse sein (ugs.);
      feel hard done by sich schlecht behandelt fühlen
hard: hardback Substantiv gebundene Ausgabe;
 hardboard Substantiv Hartfaserplatte, die;
 hard-boiled Adjektiv
  1. hart gekocht [Ei];
  1. (tough) hartgesotten;
 hard ˡcash Substantiv in hard cash in bar [bezahlen]; hard copy Substantiv (Comp.) Hardcopy, die;
 hard-core attrib. adj. hart [Pornographie]; hard court Substantiv (Tennis) Hartplatz, der;
 hard ˡcurrency Substantiv harte Währung;
 hard ˡdisk see See→ disk a; hard drug Substantiv harte Droge; hard-earned Adjektiv schwer verdient
hard: hard ˡhat Substantiv Schutzhelm, der;
 hard-headed Adjektiv nüchtern;
 hard-hearted Adjektiv hartherzig (towards gegenüber); hard-ˡhitting Adjektiv (fig.) aggressiv [Rede, Politik, Kritik]; hard ˡlabour Substantiv Zwangsarbeit, die
hard:hard porn (coll.), hard pornography Substantive harte Pornographie;
harte Pornos Pl. (ugs.); hard ˡpressed Adjektiv hart bedrängt;
be hard pressed große Schwierigkeiten haben;
 hard sell Substantiv aggressive Verkaufsmethoden Pl.
hard: hard ˡshoulder Substantiv (Brit.) Standspur, die;
 hardware Substantiv
  1. (goods) Eisenwaren Pl.;
    attrib. Eisenwaren [geschäft];
  1. (Comp.) Hardware, die;
 hard-wearing Adjektiv strapazierfähig;
 hard-working Adjektiv fleißig;
 hardwood Substantiv Hartholz, das


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Forumsdiskussionen mit den Wörtern 'hard' in der Überschrift:
A lot of hard work will be necessary...
Don't be hard on yourself, don't beat yourself up
hard
Hard ch pronunciation
Hard coded
hard-earned
I am a very hard person to anger or provoke
I am going to try hard in order to succeed
Iraq takes another step down a long, hard road.
It is not hard to understand why...
it's such a hard life
It's very hard to strike the right tone
Raining hard
required to exchange a certain amount of their 'hard cash'
Soft drug/Hard drug
The 'h', "hard" 'ch' and 'r'
The blacksmith of the king works hard
The Romance languages are too hard for me
this is a reasonable amount of time because any longer we would find it hard...
To have a hard time + gerund (-ing)
We've been hard at work, -
work hard, play hard

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