Hard - traducción, pronunciación, transcripción
Amer.
|hɑːrd|
Brit.
|hɑːd|
adjective
- muy fuerte o vigorosoEd (syn: knockout, severe)
a hard left to the chin
- caracterizado por el esfuerzo hasta el agotamiento; Ed (syn: arduous, backbreaking, grueling, gruelling, heavy, laborious, operose, punishing, toilsome)hard labor
- dado a la indulgencia excesiva de los apetitos corporales, especialmente por licores intoxicantesEd (syn: heavy, intemperate)a hard drinker
- ser destilado en lugar de fermentado; Ed (syn: strong)hard liquor
- desafortunado o difícil de soportarEd (syn: tough)had hard luck
- secadoEdhard dry rolls left over from the day before
adverb
- con esfuerzo o fuerza o vigorEd
- en una condición sólidaEd
the team played hard
worked hard all day
pressed hard on the lever
hit the ball hard
slammed the door hard
- con firmezaEd (syn: firmly)worked hard all day
pressed hard on the lever
hit the ball hard
slammed the door hard
held hard to the railing
- con seriedad o atenciónEdthought hard about it
stared hard at the accused
- causando grandes daños o dificultadesEd (syn: severely)stared hard at the accused
industries hit hard by the depression
- lentamente y con dificultadEd (syn: hardly)prejudices die hard
he was so dizzy he could hardly stand up straight
- complacer excesivamenteEd (syn: heavily)he was so dizzy he could hardly stand up straight
- en una condición sólidaEd
concrete that sets hard within a few hours
- muy cerca o cerca en el espacio o el tiempoEdit stands hard by the railroad tracks
they were hard on his heels
a strike followed hard upon the plant's opening
- con dolor o angustia o amarguraEdthey were hard on his heels
a strike followed hard upon the plant's opening
he took the rejection very hard
- en la mayor medida posible; Edhard alee
the ship went hard astern
swung the wheel hard left
the ship went hard astern
swung the wheel hard left
Matrix of words
adjective
- duro
— hard,
tough,
harsh,
difficult,
stiff,
hardcore
- difícil — difficult, hard, tough, tricky, awkward, complicated
- fuerte — strong, sharp, loud, hard, heavy, powerful
- arduo — hard, arduous, strenuous, tough, uphill, toilsome
- endurecido — hard, cruel, hardy
- firme — firm, strong, steady, solid, steadfast, hard
- penoso — painful, distressing, grievous, laborious
- sólido — solid, strong, hard, substantial, stable, stout
- severo — severe, stern, harsh, grim, hard, stringent
- fijo — fixed, hard, fast, immovable, resident, unswerving
- agotador — exhausting, grueling, strenuous, hard, taxing, fatiguing
- rudo — rude, hard, burly
- áspero — rough, harsh, coarse, rugged, hard, sharp
- cruel — cruel, vicious, harsh, unkind, heartless, hard
- inflexible — inflexible, unyielding, unbending, rigid, hard, inelastic
- malo — bad, wrong, evil, poor, wicked, naughty
- concreto — concrete, particular, actual, definite, tangible, concretionary
- injusto — unfair, unjust, wrong, inequitable, wrongful, hard
- irrevocable — irrevocable, irreversible, indefeasible, absolute, hard
- muy reñido — hard, hot, grim, ding-dong
- alcohólico — alcoholic, hard
- nada amistoso — harsh, hostile, unkind, hard, off-putting
- espiritoso — spirited, spirituous, hard
- definitivo — definitive, final, ultimate, permanent, outright, hard
- difícil — difficult, hard, tough, tricky, awkward, complicated
- fuerte — strong, sharp, loud, hard, heavy, powerful
- arduo — hard, arduous, strenuous, tough, uphill, toilsome
- endurecido — hard, cruel, hardy
- firme — firm, strong, steady, solid, steadfast, hard
- penoso — painful, distressing, grievous, laborious
- sólido — solid, strong, hard, substantial, stable, stout
- severo — severe, stern, harsh, grim, hard, stringent
- fijo — fixed, hard, fast, immovable, resident, unswerving
- agotador — exhausting, grueling, strenuous, hard, taxing, fatiguing
- rudo — rude, hard, burly
- áspero — rough, harsh, coarse, rugged, hard, sharp
- cruel — cruel, vicious, harsh, unkind, heartless, hard
- inflexible — inflexible, unyielding, unbending, rigid, hard, inelastic
- malo — bad, wrong, evil, poor, wicked, naughty
- concreto — concrete, particular, actual, definite, tangible, concretionary
- injusto — unfair, unjust, wrong, inequitable, wrongful, hard
- irrevocable — irrevocable, irreversible, indefeasible, absolute, hard
- muy reñido — hard, hot, grim, ding-dong
- alcohólico — alcoholic, hard
- nada amistoso — harsh, hostile, unkind, hard, off-putting
- espiritoso — spirited, spirituous, hard
- definitivo — definitive, final, ultimate, permanent, outright, hard
adverb
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