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84 harsh
[hɑːʃ]adj1) шорстки́й, неприє́мний2) терпки́й3) гру́бий, різки́й4) жорсто́кий, безду́шний, суво́рий -
85 harsh
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88 harsh
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89 harsh
adj.1 áspero(a) (voice, sound); duro(a) (climate, treatment)2 rudo, áspero, escabroso, bronco.3 chillón.4 ceñudo, furioso.5 brutal. -
90 harsh
грубгрубыйжесткийжестокийзазубренныйнеприятныйрезкийстрогийсуровыйтерпкийшероховатыйшершавый -
91 harsh
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92 harsh
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93 harsh
[ha:ʃ]1) sərt, mərhəmətsiz; 2) kobud; harshness sərtlik, kobudluq -
94 harsh
Iகரடுமுரடான, மென்னையற்ற, இனிமையில்லாத,உக்கிரமான, குரூரமான,கடினமானIIகடுமையான; இனிமையற்றகடுந்துன்பம்IVஇன்னல்VகரடுமுரடானVIமென்னையற்றஇனிமையில்லாதஉக்கிரமானIXகுரூரமானXகடினமான -
95 HARSH
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97 harsh
1 (adj) (difficult) кажана [kazhana]2 (adj) (difficult) казяма [kazjama] -
98 harsh
adj ( difficult) líle, le -
99 Harsh
adj.Of sound: P. τραχύς.Of style: P. αὐστηρός.Of looks: P. and V. σκυθρωπός, V. στυγνός.Crabbed: Ar. and P. στρυφνός (Xen.), P. αὐστηρός.Woodhouse English-Greek dictionary. A vocabulary of the Attic language > Harsh
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100 harsh
adj.खुरखुरा, कठोर, कडुआ, अनभावना, कर्कश, अरुचिकर, अप्रिय, कडा
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