take something hard

take (something) hard

To be affected by something in a profoundly negative way. I know Jeff took it hard when he lost his job, but he needs to get back up and start looking for work. I think Samantha took the news pretty hard, so you might want to give her a bit of space right now.

take something ˈhard

be very upset by something: He took his wife’s death very hard.

词组	take something hard
释义	take something hard take (something) hard To be affected by something in a profoundly negative way. I know Jeff took it hard when he lost his job, but he needs to get back up and start looking for work. I think Samantha took the news pretty hard, so you might want to give her a bit of space right now. See also: hard, take Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. take something ˈhard be very upset by something: He took his wife’s death very hard. See also: hard, something, take Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: take (something) hard hit (someone or something) hard hit hard hit somebody/something hard (that's) news to (one) (it's) news to (one) it's/that's news to me news be news to be news to someone
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