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3 [moeilijk te verduren, onbetwistbaar] hard6 [onaangenaam met betrekking tot zintuiglijke waarneming] harsh ⇒ 〈 met betrekking tot kleuren ook〉 garish♦voorbeelden:een hard ei • a hard(-boiled) egghet gaat er hard tegen hard • the gloves are offhard leer • stiff leather3 harde bewijzen • firm proof, hard evidenceharde cijfers • hard figuresharde gegevens/feiten • hard/concrete data/factseen harde politiek • a tough policyhet was een harde slag voor haar • it was a heavy/bitter blow for her't zijn harde tijden • these are hard/trying timeseen harde waarheid • a harsh/stern truthzo iets is wel hard/valt hard • that sort of thing is certainly hard/rough't valt me hard het oude huis te verlaten • it's hard for me/it's a great wrench to leave our old housemet een harde stem spreken • speak in a hard voiceeen harde strijd • a hard/tough fightharde wind • strong/stiff windeen harde les • a hard/tough lessonharde maatregelen • harsh measureseen hard oordeel/vonnis • a harsh judgement/severe sentencehard van aard zijn • be hard-heartedhij is hard voor zijn vrouw • he is hard on his wife6 harde klanken/lijnen • harsh sounds/linesharde trekken • harsh featureshard water • hard waterII 〈 bijwoord〉1 [op onzachte wijze, hevig; met inspanning] hard2 [luid] loudly4 [meedogenloos] hard, harshly♦voorbeelden:hard liggen/neerkomen • lie hard, come down hardeen band hard oppompen • pump a tire up hardhard studeren/werken • study/work hardhard vriezen • freeze hardhij ging er nogal hard tegenaan • he went at it rather hardom het hardst roepen • shout at the top of one's voicezijn rust hard nodig hebben • sorely/badly need one's/a restdit onderdeel is hard aan vervanging toe • this part is in urgent need of replacement/badly needs to be replaced2 niet zo hard praten! • keep your voice down!harder spreken! • speak up!zeg dat maar niet te hard • don't speak too soonde tv harder zetten • turn up the TV3 hard achteruitgaan • deteriorate rapidly/fasthard lopen/rijden • walk/drive fastte hard rijden • drive/ride too fast, speed
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