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hard (adj.)
ardu, difficile, pénible, rude, violent, dur, épuisant, laborieux, éreintant, fort, sévère, brut, gros, intempérant, non voisé, sourd, arctique, glacial, sibérien, algide, cuisant, pénétrant, coupant, polaire, perçant, aigre, aigu, rigoureux, vif, glaçant, glacé
hard (adv.)
dur, sévèrement, difficilement, outrancièrement, à grosses gouttes
as hard as rock (adj.)
as hard as steel (adj.)
be hard up (v.)
être fauché (familier), être fauché comme les blés (familier), ne pas avoir un radis, ne pas avoir un rond
hard-and-fast (adj.)
hard beech (n.)
hard-bitten (adj.)
hard-boiled (adj.)
hard-boiled egg (n.)
hard candy (n.)
hard cash (n.)
hard cheese (n.)
hard cider (n.)
hard coal (n.)
hard core (n.)
basalte concassé, cas résiduel, centre durci, c�?ur de processeur matériel, c�?ur matériel, noyau dur, pornographie dure
hard-core (adj.)
classé X, cochon, porno (familier), pornographique
hard currency (n.)
hard disc (n.)
disque dur (informatique)
hard disk (n.)
hard drink (n.)
hard drive (n.)
contrôleur de disque, disque dur (informatique), lecteur de disquettes (informatique)
hard drug (n.)
hard-fought (adj.)
hard-hartedness (n.)
hard hat (n.)
casque, casque de sécurité, casque protecteur, ouvrier du bâtiment, ouvrier en bâtiment
hard hat (n.) (American)
hard-hearted (adj.)
hard-heartedly (adv.)
hard hitter (n.)
hard-hitting (adj.)
hard knocks (n.)
hard lead (n.)
hard-line (adj.)
hard-line policy (n.)
hard liner (n.)
hard-liner (n.)
hard liquor (n.)
hard luck (n.)
malchance, malechance, manque de bol (familier), manque de pot (familier), mauvais sort, schkoumoune, scoumoune (familier), tuile (familier)
hard-nosed (adj.)
hard of hearing (adj.)
dur d'oreille (figuré)
hard-of-hearing (adj.)
hard-on (n.)
ithyphalle (vieux), phallus
hard-packed surface (n.)
hard palate (n.)
hard-pressed (adj.)
aux abois (figuré), sous pression
hard put (adj.)
aux abois (figuré)
hard roe (n.)
hard roll (n.)
hard rubber (n.)
hard rush (n.)
hard sauce (n.)
hard sell (n.)
hard-sell (n.)
hard shoulder (n.) (spéc. anglais britannique)
hard solder (v.)
braser (V+comp)
hard steel (n.)
hard thought (n.)
gamberge (populaire)
hard tick (n.)
hard to please (adj.)
hard-to-please (adj.)
hard up (adj.)
hard water (n.)
hard-wearing (adj.)
hard-wearing (adj.) (British)
hard wheat (n.)
hard wood (n.)
hard worker (n.)
bosseur (familier), bourreau de travail, bûcheur, bûcheuse, esclave
have a hard time (v.)
baver (En+V;familier), chier (En+V+comp;familier), en voir de toutes les couleurs (V;familier), voir (En+V;ellipse;familier)
look hard at (v.)
dévisager (V+comp)
rock-hard (adj.)
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hard (adv./adj.)
↘ austerely, austerity, callosity, callousness, chilliness, cold-heartedness, coldness, coolness, frugality, hard-hartedness, hard-heartedly, hardly, hardness, harshly, insensibility, restraint, unfeelingness ↗ austere, grievous, hardhearted, hard-hearted, painful, stiff, stonyhearted, tight, unfeeling
hard (adj.)
↘ difficultness, difficulty, ill, laboriously, laboriousness, operoseness, toilsomeness, toughly, with difficulty ↗ enervate, exhaust, fatigue, hardness, overfatigue, overtire, overweary, voice, wear out ≠ diffuse, diffused, easy, soft, sonant, voiced
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hard (adj.)
hard (adj.)
désagréable (personne)[Classe]
awkward; difficult; hard; stiff; tough; heavy; uphill — difficile[ClasseHyper.]
difficile (pour une difficulté de l'esprit)[ClasseHyper.]
qualificatif d'un travail[DomaineDescription]
qualif d'une opposition, d'un adversaire difficile[DomaineDescription]
hard (adj.)
dur, fatigant[Classe]
qui fait diminuer[Classe]
hard (adj.)
hard (adj.)
bad, ill — mauvais[Similaire]
hard (adj.)
soft — mou[Ant.]
hardness — dureté[Dérivé]
hard (adj.)
hard (adj.)
soft[Ant.]
hard (adj.)
alcoholic, strong — alcoolique, alcoolisé[Similaire]
hard (adj.)
strong — fort, puissant[Similaire]
hard (adj.)
champagne (boisson)[Classe]
peu sucré (vin)[Classe]
cider; cyder — cidre[Classe]
champagne[DomaineDescription]
cidre[DomaineDescription]
hard (adj.)
diffuse, diffused, soft[Ant.]
hard (adj.)
qui boit de l'alcool en excès[Classe]
qui vit dans la débauche[Classe]
indulgent — indulgent[Similaire]
hard (adj.)
qui n'est pas J[Classe...]
prononcé, articulé (son du langage)[DomaineDescription]
hard (adj.)
qui est intense, présent en nombre, en quantité...[Classe]
froid[Classe]
dur, difficile à supporter, à subir[Classe]
qualificatif du froid intense[DomaineDescription]
pénétrer - saisir - piquer - piquer - cingler, siffler[Qui~]
cold — froid[Similaire]
hard (adj.)
hardness — dureté[Rel.App.]
hard (adj. et adv.)
toilsomely — difficilement et douloureusement[ClasseHyper.]
hard (adj. et adv.)
hard (adj. et adv.)
hard (adj. et adv.)
hard (adj. et adv.)
fortement[Classe]
hard (adj. et adv.)
avec rudesse[Classe]
hard (adv.)
lightly — légèrement[Ant.]
hard (adv.)
beaucoup[Classe]
(rain) — pluie[termes liés]
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