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  • 1 hardly

    /'hɑ:dli/ * phó từ - khắc nghiệt, nghiêm khắc, tàn tệ, cứng rắn =to be hardly treated+ bị đối xử khắc nghiệt - khó khăn, chật vật - vừa mới, chỉ vừa mới, chỉ vừa phải =he had hardly spoken when...+ nó vừa mời nói thì... - hầu như không =hardly a day passes but...+ hầu như không có ngày nào mà không... =hardly ever+ hầu như không bao giờ

    English-Vietnamese dictionary > hardly

  • 2 selten

    - {infrequent} ít xảy ra, hiếm khi xảy ra, không thường xuyên - {rare} hiếm, hiếm có, ít có, loãng, rất quý, rất tốt, rất ngon, rất vui..., tái, xào còn hơi sống, rán còn lòng đào - {scarce} khan hiếm, thiếu, khó tìm - {seldom} ít khi, hiếm khi - {singular} ở số ít, một mình, cá nhân, đặc biệt, kỳ dị, phi thường, lập di, duy nhất, độc nhất - {sparse} thưa thớt, rải rác, lơ thơ - {uncommon} không thông thường, lạ lùng, khác thường - {unusual} không thường, không thường dùng, không quen, tuyệt vời, ít dùng = sehr selten {hardly ever; once in a blue moon}+

    Deutsch-Vietnamesisch Wörterbuch > selten

  • 3 fast

    - {about} xung quanh, quanh quẩn, đây đó, rải rác, đằng sau, khoảng chừng, gần, vòng, về, quanh quất, quanh quẩn đây đó, vào khoảng, bận, đang làm, ở, trong người, theo với - {almost} hầu, suýt nữa, tí nữa - {near} cận, thân, giống, sát, tỉ mỉ, chi ly, chắt bóp, keo kiệt, bên trái, ở gần, sắp tới, không xa, gần giống, theo kịp - {nearly} sắp, suýt, mặt thiết - {practically} về mặt thực hành, thực tế, thực tiễn, thiết thực, trên thực tế, thực tế ra, hầu như = fast nie {hardly ever; once in a blue moon}+

    Deutsch-Vietnamesisch Wörterbuch > fast

  • 4 auf Zeit

    (Kommerz) - {on term} = viel Zeit {much time}+ = die tote Zeit {out time}+ = Zeit haben {to be at leisure}+ = die kurze Zeit {bit; minute; snatch; spell}+ = die freie Zeit {leisure; leisure time}+ = die lange Zeit {age}+ = die ganze Zeit {all along; all that time; all the time; all through}+ = zu der Zeit {by then}+ = die Zeit regeln {to time}+ = die meiste Zeit {most time}+ = die stille Zeit (Kommerz) {dead season}+ = mit der Zeit {by and by}+ = höchste Zeit {high time}+ = Zeit abwarten {to temporize}+ = zu jeder Zeit {at any time}+ = seit der Zeit {since then}+ = über die Zeit {overtime}+ = Zeit brauchen {to take time}+ = zu aller Zeit {forever}+ = die passende Zeit {season; timeliness}+ = der Zahn der Zeit {the ravages of time}+ = sehr viel Zeit {plenty of time}+ = für kurze Zeit {awhile}+ = Zeit vergeuden {to dally; to waste time}+ = aus alter Zeit {ancient}+ = auf kurze Zeit {for a little}+ = in kurzer Zeit {in a little while; shortly}+ = seit jener Zeit {thenceforward}+ = vor langer Zeit {a long time ago; long ago; long since; yore}+ = viel Zeit haben {to have plenty of time}+ = eine lange Zeit {a long time}+ = von der Zeit an {from this time forward}+ = vor kurzer Zeit {a little while ago}+ = fast keine Zeit {hardly any time}+ = die sehr lange Zeit {eternity}+ = die Zeit festsetzen {to time}+ = die vergangene Zeit {elapsed time}+ = die Zeit verbringen {to spend the time}+ = die Zeit vertrödeln {quiddle; to niggle}+ = die Zeit vertreiben {to kill time}+ = die verfügbare Zeit {timeframe}+ = zu der Zeit, als {at the time when}+ = von Zeit zu Zeit {between times; from time to time; now and then}+ = seit dieser Zeit {since when}+ = Die Zeit drängt! {Time is short!}+ = oh du liebe Zeit {good gracious}+ = Zeit verplempern {to muck about}+ = zur rechten Zeit {in due course; in due time; in good season; in good time; in season}+ = die Zeit totschlagen {to kill the time; to kill time}+ = die Zeit verschlafen {to snore away}+ = die abgelaufene Zeit {elapsed time}+ = zu gegebener Zeit {in due course}+ = zur gleichen Zeit {at the same time; simultaneously}+ = seit einiger Zeit {of late}+ = im Laufe der Zeit {in course of time; in process of time}+ = Zeit verwenden auf {to spend time on}+ = zur unrechten Zeit {at the wrong moment}+ = mit der Zeit gehen {to keep pace with the times}+ = seiner Zeit voraus {ahead of the times}+ = ach du liebe Zeit! {dear me!; good gracious!}+ = in absehbarer Zeit {in the foreseeable future}+ = die Zeit festlegen für {to minute}+ = lange Zeit brauchen {to take a long time}+ = in sehr kurzer Zeit {in no time}+ = eine Zeit bestimmen {to fix a date}+ = seine Zeit abwarten {to bide one's time; to watch one's time}+ = zu ungelegener Zeit {out of season}+ = in der letzten Zeit {latterly}+ = es ist höchste Zeit {it's high time}+ = Zeit herausschinden {to temporize}+ = die Bezahlung nach Zeit {time wages}+ = die Zeit wird es lehren {time will tell}+ = das hat bis morgen Zeit {that can wait till tomorrow}+ = auf unbestimmte Zeit {for an indefinite time}+ = ihm blieb keine Zeit {he had no time}+ = in der heutigen Zeit {in these days}+ = eine aufregende Zeit {a lively time}+ = meine Zeit ist knapp {I am pressed for time; my time is limited}+ = eine sehr lange Zeit {a precious long time}+ = jemandes Zeit rauben {to encroach someone's time}+ = jemandem Zeit lassen {to give someone time}+ = alles zu seiner Zeit {everything in its season}+ = da du keine Zeit hast {since you have no time}+ = seine Zeit verträumen {to dream one's time}+ = Alles zu seiner Zeit. {Everything at the proper time.}+ = seine Zeit vertrödeln {to while away one's time}+ = die Zeit damals und jetzt {the then and the now}+ = der Wettlauf mit der Zeit {race against time}+ = eine gute Zeit erleben {to have a good time}+ = Meine Zeit kommt noch. {My turn will come.}+ = zur festgesetzten Zeit {in the fullness of time}+ = damit hat es noch Zeit {that can wait}+ = nur eine Frage der Zeit {only a question of time}+ = Es hat Zeit bis morgen. {It will do tomorrow.}+ = es ist Zeit aufzustehen {it's time to get up}+ = Zeit zu gewinnen suchen {to play for time; to temporize}+ = gerade zur rechten Zeit {in the nick of time; just in time}+ = der Beginn einer neuen Zeit {dawn of a new era}+ = wenn es die Zeit erlaubt {time permitting}+ = zu gleicher Zeit geboren {connate}+ = zu jeder beliebigen Zeit {at any time}+ = die Zeit angenehm verbringen {to wile away the time}+ = sich die Zeit vertreiben [mit] {to pass one's time [with]}+ = seine Zeit ist abgelaufen {his time is up}+ = ein Wort zur rechten Zeit {a word in season}+ = die Zeit dafür war gut gewählt {it was well timed}+ = Haben Sie eine Minute Zeit? {Can you spare a minute?}+ = zu gleicher Zeit existieren [mit] {to coexist [with]}+ = vor wer weiß wie langer Zeit {ever so long ago}+ = gerade noch zur rechten Zeit {none too soon}+ = die beste Zeit hinter sich haben {to be over the hill}+ = ich brauche meine ganze Zeit [um,zu] {it takes all my time [to]}+ = meine Zeit ist knapp bemessen {my time is limited}+ = viel Zeit auf etwas verwenden {to put a great deal of work on something}+ = es ist nur eine Frage der Zeit {it's merely a matter of time}+ = Er hat die längste Zeit gelebt. {His race is run.}+ = beeile dich, vergeude keine Zeit {don't let the grass grow under your feet}+ = er hat viel Zeit dafür gebraucht {he took a lot of time at that}+ = sich die Zeit mit etwas verkürzen {to do something to kill the time}+ = wieviel Zeit wird dazu nötig sein? {how much time will that require?}+ = sich die Zeit mit etwas vertreiben {to pass one's time with something}+ = mir der Zeit werden sie es kapieren {they will cotton on}+ = Ich war in letzter Zeit sehr beschäftigt. {I've been extremly busy lately.}+ = haben Sie einen Augenblick Zeit für mich? {can you spare me a moment?}+

    Deutsch-Vietnamesisch Wörterbuch > auf Zeit

См. также в других словарях:

  • hardly\ ever — • hardly ever • scarcely ever adv. phr. Very rarely; almost never; seldom. It hardly ever snows in Florida. Johnny hardly ever reads a book …   Словарь американских идиом

  • hardly ever — hard ly ev er (h[aum]rd l[y^] [e^]v [ e]r), adv. Seldom; rarely; almost never. [PJC] …   The Collaborative International Dictionary of English

  • hardly ever — adverb : almost never : very seldom we hardly ever see them anymore * * * very rarely we hardly ever see them * * * hardly ever see ↑ever • • • Main Entry: ↑hardly …   Useful english dictionary

  • hardly ever — or[scarcely ever] {adv. phr.} Very rarely; almost never; seldom. * /It hardly ever snows in Florida./ * /Johnny hardly ever reads a book./ …   Dictionary of American idioms

  • hardly ever — or[scarcely ever] {adv. phr.} Very rarely; almost never; seldom. * /It hardly ever snows in Florida./ * /Johnny hardly ever reads a book./ …   Dictionary of American idioms

  • hardly ever — rarely, not often, seldom …   English contemporary dictionary

  • hardly/scarcely ever — almost never : ↑rarely She hardly ever sings anymore. I scarcely ever think of them now. • • • Main Entry: ↑ever …   Useful english dictionary

  • hardly — hard|ly [ hardli ] adverb *** Hardly is a negative word and is often used with words like any and ever, but it should not be used with other negative words: We hardly ever do anything interesting. Hardly comes before the main verb of a sentence,… …   Usage of the words and phrases in modern English

  • hardly */*/*/ — UK [ˈhɑː(r)dlɪ] / US [ˈhɑrdlɪ] adverb Summary: Hardly is a negative word and is often used with words like any and ever , but it should not be used with other negative words: We hardly ever do anything interesting. Hardly comes before the main… …   English dictionary

  • hardly — [[t]hɑ͟ː(r)dli[/t]] ♦♦ 1) ADV BRD NEG: ADV before v, ADV group, oft ADV amount (emphasis) You use hardly to modify a statement when you want to emphasize that it is only a small amount or detail which makes it true, and that therefore it is best… …   English dictionary

  • hardly — adverb 1 almost not: I hadn t seen him for years but he had hardly changed at all. | can/could hardly do sth: The children were so excited they could hardly speak. | I can hardly believe it. | hardly anyone/anything (=almost no one or almost… …   Longman dictionary of contemporary English

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