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hart

nel dizionario PONS

I. hard [hɑ:d, ingl am hɑ:rd] AGG

1. hard (solid):

hard
hart <härter, am härtesten>
hard cash
Bargeld nt <-(e)s>
hard cheese
Hartkäse m <-s, ->
[as] hard as iron [or a rock] [or stone]

2. hard (tough):

hard person
zäh <zäher, am zäh(e)sten>
hard person
hart <härter, am härtesten>
he's a hard one
to be hard enough to do sth
das Zeug dazu haben, etw zu tun colloq

3. hard (difficult):

hard
she had a hard time [of it]
to be hard to come by
to do sth the hard way
to find sth hard to believe [or swallow]
to get hard [or harder]
it's hard to say

4. hard (laborious):

hard
hard
a hard fight
to give sth a hard push
to be hard work
to be hard work studies
to be hard work text
to be hard work text
to be a hard worker

5. hard (severe):

hard
hart <härter, am härtesten>
hard
hard voice
hard voice
a hard blow
a hard heart
a hard life
hard luck [or esp ingl brit lines]! colloq, hard cheese! ingl brit colloq
[so ein colloq] Pech!
that's your hard luck! colloq
das ist dein Pech! colloq
to be [as] hard as nails
to give sb a hard time
to be hard on sb/sth

6. hard (harmful):

to be hard on sth
to be hard on the eyes monitor

7. hard (unfortunate):

hard
hart <härter, am härtesten>
to be hard on sb
to go hard with sb dated
jdm nur Nachteile bringen ricerc
to go hard with sb dated

8. hard (extreme):

hard
hart <härter, am härtesten>
the hard left/right esp ingl brit POL
a hard light
to take a hard line

9. hard (reliable):

hard
hard
fest <fester, am festesten>
hard facts (blunt)

10. hard (potent):

hard
stark <stärker, stärkste>
a hard drinker
to be into [or to do]hard drugs

11. hard (with lime):

hard water

12. hard (scrutinizing):

to take a [good] hard look at sth
to take a [good] hard look at sth

13. hard TIPOGR:

hard copy (printout)
Ausdruck m <-(e)s, -dru·cke>
Kopie f <-, -n>
Abzug m <-(e)s, -züge>

14. hard LING:

15. hard FIS NUCL:

harte Strahlung term tecn
Hartstrahlung f term tecn

locuzioni:

to be hard at it
knallhart verhandeln colloq [o. usu pegg feilschen]
hard and fast information, facts
hard and fast rule
to be hard on sb's heels

II. hard [hɑ:d, ingl am hɑ:rd] AVV

1. hard (solid):

hard
hart <härter, am härtesten>
boiled hard
frozen hard liquid
frozen hard clothing, plants
to set hard glue, varnish
hart werden term tecn
to set hard glue, varnish
to set hard concrete, mortar
fest werden term tecn
to set hard concrete, mortar

2. hard (vigorously):

hard
hard
think hard!
to not do sth very hard
to exercise hard
to fight hard [for sth] fig
[um etw acc] hart kämpfen
to play hard (roughly)
to press/pull hard
to study hard
to try hard to do sth
sich acc sehr bemühen [o. colloq ranhalten] , etw zu tun
to work hard

3. hard (severely):

hard
schwer <schwerer, schwerste>
to be hard pressed [or pushed][or put] to do sth

4. hard (closely):

hard
knapp <knapper, am knapp(e)sten>
hard by
hard by sb/sth
hard by sb/sth
ganz nahe von jdm/etw ricerc
to follow hard [up]on [or after][or behind] sb/sth
jdm/etw knapp folgen
to follow hard [up]on [or after][or behind] sb/sth

5. hard (copiously):

it was raining hard

6. hard fig (stubbornly):

to die hard

locuzioni:

to be hard done by ingl brit
old habits die hard saying

hard ˈla·bour, ingl am hard ˈla·bor SOST no pl

hard labour
Zwangsarbeit f <-> kein pl

hard-ˈbit·ten AGG

hard-bitten
abgebrüht colloq pegg
hard-bitten
hard-bitten boss

hard-ˈboiled AGG

1. hard-boiled egg:

hard-boiled

2. hard-boiled fig colloq (emotionless):

hard-boiled
abgebrüht colloq pegg
hard-boiled
hard-boiled boss

3. hard-boiled fig colloq (clever):

hard-boiled
hard-boiled

4. hard-boiled fig colloq (realistic):

hard-boiled
hard-boiled

ˈhard case SOST

1. hard case (criminal person):

hard case
schwerer [o. colloq schlimmer] Fall

2. hard case ingl Aus, ingl NZ colloq:

3. hard case (social hardship):

hard case
Härtefall m <-(e)s, -fälle>

hard ˈcash SOST no pl

hard cash
Bargeld nt <-(e)s>
hard cash
Bares nt colloq
to pay in hard cash

hard ˈcopy SOST INFORM

hard copy
Ausdruck m <-(e)s, -dru·cke>
hard copy
in hard copy

ˈhard core SOST

1. hard core (central part):

hard core
Kern m <-(e)s, -e>
hard core fig of group

2. hard core esp ingl brit (for road construction):

hard core
Schotter m <-s, ->
Voce OpenDict

NP-hard AGG

NP-hard (non-deterministic polynomial-time hard) INFORM
Voce OpenDict

hard-driving AGG

Dizionario Banche, Finanza e Assicurazioni PONS

inglese
inglese
tedesco
tedesco

hard currency SOST MERC FIN

hard loan SOST INV FIN

hard loan

hard to please phrase MERC CONCORR

hard currency reserve SOST INV FIN

tedesco
tedesco
inglese
inglese
hard loan

Glossario di Geografia Klett

hard water SOST

hard water
hartes Wasser (hoher Kalkgehalt)

hard coal mine SOST

hard coal mine

hard discount store SOST

hard coal, bituminous coal, black coal SOST

hard coal

bituminous coal [bɪˈtʃuːmɪnəs], hard coal, black coal SOST

Glossario di Biologia Klett

hard glass capillary SOST

Dizionario PONS per il settore dei trasporti

inglese
inglese
tedesco
tedesco

hard shoulder INFRASTR

tedesco
tedesco
inglese
inglese

PONS OpenDict

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Esempi dal dizionario PONS (verificati dalla Redazione)

hard luck [or esp ingl brit lines]! colloq, hard cheese! ingl brit colloq
[so ein colloq] Pech!
jdn/sich [mit etw dat] überfordern
to push sb/oneself too hard [with sth]

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

Precipitation fouling is a very common problem in boilers and heat exchangers operating with hard water and often results in limescale.
en.wikipedia.org
Most detergents contain ingredients that counteract the effects of hard water on the surfactants.
en.wikipedia.org
Some dishwasher detergents are marketed for use in hard water areas for dishwashers which do not have a built-in water softener (and therefore do not use any dishwasher salt).
en.wikipedia.org
For this reason, it is advisable not to water gardenias with very hard water.
en.wikipedia.org
Hard water also forms deposits that clog plumbing.
en.wikipedia.org

Esempi dal web (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

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But the drop-out rate otherwise remained at five per cent during those hard times.
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www.grossglockner.at
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Doch sonst hielt die Ausfallquote in jener harten Zeit bei fünf Prozent.
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Besides it was a hard fight to convince the man from Europcar that we will bring back the car to the rental station ourselves.
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www.ronny-pannasch.de
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Es war zudem ein harter Kampf, den Herrn von Europcar davon zu überzeugen, dass wir den Mietwagen selbst an die Station zurück bringen werden.
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This is followed by a hard cut to a group of houses in a village, which similar to the swimmers, seems to embody a temporarily-gathered community and despite gestures of physical closeness, exudes an emotional lethargy.
www.sixpackfilm.com
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Es folgt ein harter Schnitt auf eine dörfliche Häusersiedlung, die ähnlich den Badenden eine Gemeinschaft zu verkörpern scheint, die eher temporär zusammengefunden hat und trotz Gesten einer physischen Nähe eine emotionale Lethargie verströmt.
[...]
The government would like to think it knows who is leading our organization, thanks to information from traitors such as Cistero Garcia and Andris Mendoza del Aguila, but such info will be of little use to them today because the MRTA adapts its leadership structures to the hard conditions of the present struggle.
[...]
www.nadir.org
[...]
Der Regierung wuerde es gefallen, zu wissen, wer heute die Fuehrer der MRTA sind, denn die Informationen, die sie dank solcher Verraeter wie Cistero Garcia oder Andris Mendoza del Aguila erhalten haben, nutzen ihnen heute nicht mehr, denn die MRTA hat ihre Fuehrungsstrukturen an die harten Bedingungen des heutigen Kampfes angepasst.
[...]
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As long as belief exists in the mystical behind the real, which in contrast to Freud s hard reality makes for the softness of the Indians, and as long as the Indian world view also includes the occult, then Gurus, ascetics, and astrologers will continue to play an essential role.
www.eurozine.com
[...]
Solange der Glaube an das Mystische hinter dem Realen, der im Gegensatz zu Freuds harter Realität die weiche der Inder bestimmt, besteht und die indische Weltsicht auch das Okkulte einschließt, werden Gurus, Asketen und Astrologen in unserer Gesellschaft weiterhin eine wesentliche Rolle spielen.