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1) жёсткий, твёрдый2) жесто́кий, суро́выйhǻrd kúlde — жесто́кий моро́з
hǻrd módstand — упо́рное сопротивле́ние
* * *hard, harsh, rigour, rigorous, rough, tough* * *adj hard ( fx ice, stone; frost, winter; voice, words; master, fate);( streng også) severe ( fx master, punishment),( stærkere) harsh;( anstrengende) stiff ( fx climb);[ gøre hård] harden;[ hård hud] callous skin,( sted med hård hud) callus, callosity;[ få hård hud på hænderne] callous one's hands;[ med hård hånd] ruthlessly, relentlessly;[ hård imod] hard on, severe on;[ hårde kampe] heavy fighting;[ hård konkurrence] severe competition;[ hård modstand] strong (el. stubborn) opposition, energetic resistance;[ en hård overfart] a rough crossing;[ et hårdt slag] a hard blow,( stærkere, F) a smart blow,(fig) a hard blow;( om narkotika) hard drugs;[ han satte hårdt mod hårdt] he gave as good as he got; he stood up to them(etc);T it's a bit stiff (el. thick);
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