英语词组hard是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

hard

1. adjective

of drinks, intoxicating, spiritous, 'strong' US, 1789.

(used of drugs) powerfully addictive US, 1955.

fine, excellent US, 1948.

muscular, toned US, 1990.

of rock music, serious, uncompromising, with a strong rhythmic force US, 1960s.

of rave music, relentlessly rhythmic UK, 1998.

of pornographic material, descriptive of anything that is more explicit than society finds generally acceptable. A flexible standard depending on where you are. US, 1969.

in craps, a point made with a matching pair. A bet on a 'hard' number means that the only combination that will win is a pair. Often used in the phrase 'the hard way' US, 1930.

(used of straightened hair) heavily greased US, 1970.

in blackjack, said of a hand without an ace or with an ace and a value of 12 or higher US, 1978.

(used of a theatre ticket) reserved for a specific seat US, 1973

2. adverb

► go hardto engage in gunfire US, 2003

3. noun

an erection US, 1961.

hardcore sexual material US, 1977.

an addictive drug NEW ZEALAND, 1982.

coins US, 1950

idiomhard► hard and fast rules► the hard sellbe hard at it BrEBrEto be very busy doing something:"Is the meeting still going on?" "I expect so, they were still hard at it when I left ten minutes ago."We've been shopping for wedding dresses - we were hard at it all morning, and I'm exhausted.be/feel hard done by BrEBrEto be unfairly treated, or feel that you are unfairly treated:I don't think teachers are hard done by, I think they're well paid for the work that they do.Some husbands still feel hard done by if they get home from work and their wives aren't cooking the dinner.be hard put/pressed to do sth(also be hard pushed to do sth BrE)used in order to emphasize that someone finds it difficult to do something:Suddenly every kid wanted roller blades, and stores were hard pressed to meet the demand.I'd be hard pushed to name the best track on this magnificent album - buy it and pick your own favourite.be hard to come byto be difficult to get or find:Jobs were hard to come by, and most of the available work was part-time or temporary.Exact information on childcare arrangements is hard to come by, as many working mothers rely on relatives or unregistered minders.sth is hard/difficult to swallow(also sth isn't easy to swallow)used in order to say that something is difficult to believe or accept:Gould was disgusted at this decision and found it very difficult to swallow.I enjoyed the film, but must say I found some of the plot rather hard to swallow.Martha is a tough lady - sometimes her helpless-little-girl act is just too much to swallow.

hard

1. mod. fermented, as with cider. (see also hard liquor.) This juice got hard. What shall I do with it?

2. mod. having to do with an addictive drug. (Compare this with soft.) Hard drugs are easier to get than ever before.

3. mod. tough. (Akin to hardhearted; hard as nails.) Only the hard guys get through basic training.

See:

(as) hard as a rock
(as) hard as nails
(as) hard as stone
(as) hard as the nether millstone
A good man is hard to find.
a hard act to follow
a hard bargain
a hard case
a hard egg to crack
a hard head
a hard nut (to crack)
a hard pill to swallow
a hard row to hoe
a hard time
a hard/tough act to follow
a hard/tough nut
a hard-luck story
a little (hard) work never hurt anybody
a little (hard) work never hurt anyone
a little (hard) work never killed anybody
a little (hard) work never killed anyone
a tough act to follow
a tough nut
a tough nut to crack
at someone's heels
bad habits die hard
be (as) hard as nails
be a hard act to follow
be hard at it
be hard done-by
be hard hit (by something)
be hard on
be hard on (one)
be hard on somebody
be hard pushed
be hard put
be hard put to
be hard put to (do something)
be hard up
be hard up for something
be hard-pressed
be/feel hard done by
between a rock and a hard place
bigger they are, the harder they fall
bigger they come, the harder they fall, the
cold cash
cold, hard cash
come down hard
come down hard on (someone or something)
come down hard on someone
come down on
didn't care too hard
die hard
do (something) the hard way
do something the hard way
do the hard way
do the hard yards
do/learn something the hard way
drive a hard bargain
drive a hard bargain, to
fall on hard times
feel hard done-by
find (something) out the hard way
first hundred years are the hardest
first step is always the hardest
give (one) a bad time
give (one) a hard time
give (one) a rough time
give a hard time
give somebody a rough, hard, bad, etc. time
go hard or go home
go hard with
go hard with (someone)
Good men are scarce
hard
hard act to follow
hard and fast
hard as a rock
hard as nails
hard as the nether millstone
hard at
hard at (something)
hard at it
hard bargain
hard by
hard case
hard cases make bad laws
hard cash
hard cheddar
hard cheese
hard coin
hard core
hard done by
hard done-by
hard drug
hard facts
hard feelings
hard going
hard hat
hard head
hard hit, be
hard knocks
hard line
hard lines
hard lines!
hard liquor
hard luck
hard luck/lines
hard nut to crack
hard of hearing
hard off
hard on
hard on (one's)/the heels
hard on the eyes
hard on the heels of (someone or something)
hard on the heels of something
hard on your heels
hard pass
hard power
hard pressed
hard put
hard put to (do something)
hard put to do something
hard put, be
hard reboot
hard sell
hard sledding
hard time
hard to believe
hard to swallow
hard to take
hard up
hard way, the
hard words break no bones
hard yards
hard/hot on somebody's heels
hard/tough act to follow
hard/tough sledding
hard-as-nails
hard-boiled
hard-core
harder than the back of God's head
hardheaded
hardliner
hard-nosed
hard-on
hard-pressed
have a hard head
have a hard-on
have a hard-on for (someone or something)
have a hard-on for someone
have a job
hit (someone or something) hard
hit hard
hit somebody/something hard
hold hard
hot on (one's) heels
learn (something) the hard way
learn the hard way
make hard work of (something)
make hard work of something
no hard and fast rules
no hard feelings
not any hard feelings
Old habits die hard
old habits, traditions, etc. die hard
old traditions die hard
on the heels of
over easy
over easy/medium/hard
over hard
over medium
play hard to get
put in a hard day at work
put in a hard day's work
put the hard word on
put the hard word on (one)
put the hard word on someone
put the make on
put the make on someone
ridden hard and put away wet
ridden hard and put up wet
ride hard and put (something) away wet
ride hard and put (something) up wet
rode hard and put away wet
rode hard and put up wet
school of hard knocks
take (something) hard
take a hard line
take a long, hard look at (something)
take something hard
teach an old dog new tricks, one can't/it's hard to
the bigger they are, the harder they fall
the bigger they come, the harder they fall
the bigger they come/are, the harder they fall
the first hundred years are the hardest
the first step is always the hardest
the hard sell
the hard stuff
the hard way
the school of hard knocks
think long and hard
too much like hard work
tough act to follow
tough nut to crack, a
tough row to hoe
tough/hard/long row to hoe, a
work smarter, not harder

词组	hard
释义	hard Theme: ALCOHOL mod. fermented, as with cider. This juice got hard. What shall I do with it?Where's the hard stuff?If it's hard, give it to me and I'll drink it. Theme: DRUGS mod. having to do with an addictive drug. Gert's on hard stuff now.Hard drugs are easier to get than ever before. Theme: MEAN mod. tough. (Akin to hardhearted; hard as nails.) Sally is really hard. She can stand anything.Only the hard guys get through basic training. hard 1. adjective 1 of drinks, intoxicating, spiritous, 'strong' US, 1789. 2 (used of drugs) powerfully addictive US, 1955. 3 fine, excellent US, 1948. 4 muscular, toned US, 1990. 5 of rock music, serious, uncompromising, with a strong rhythmic force US, 1960s. 6 of rave music, relentlessly rhythmic UK, 1998. 7 of pornographic material, descriptive of anything that is more explicit than society finds generally acceptable. A flexible standard depending on where you are. US, 1969. 8 in craps, a point made with a matching pair. A bet on a 'hard' number means that the only combination that will win is a pair. Often used in the phrase 'the hard way' US, 1930. 9 (used of straightened hair) heavily greased US, 1970. 10 in blackjack, said of a hand without an ace or with an ace and a value of 12 or higher US, 1978. 11 (used of a theatre ticket) reserved for a specific seat US, 1973 2. adverb ► go hardto engage in gunfire US, 2003 3. noun 1 an erection US, 1961. 2 hardcore sexual material US, 1977. 3 an addictive drug NEW ZEALAND, 1982. 4 coins US, 1950 idiomhard► hard and fast rules► the hard sellbe hard at it BrEBrEto be very busy doing something:"Is the meeting still going on?" "I expect so, they were still hard at it when I left ten minutes ago."We've been shopping for wedding dresses - we were hard at it all morning, and I'm exhausted.be/feel hard done by BrEBrEto be unfairly treated, or feel that you are unfairly treated:I don't think teachers are hard done by, I think they're well paid for the work that they do.Some husbands still feel hard done by if they get home from work and their wives aren't cooking the dinner.be hard put/pressed to do sth(also be hard pushed to do sth BrE)used in order to emphasize that someone finds it difficult to do something:Suddenly every kid wanted roller blades, and stores were hard pressed to meet the demand.I'd be hard pushed to name the best track on this magnificent album - buy it and pick your own favourite.be hard to come byto be difficult to get or find:Jobs were hard to come by, and most of the available work was part-time or temporary.Exact information on childcare arrangements is hard to come by, as many working mothers rely on relatives or unregistered minders.sth is hard/difficult to swallow(also sth isn't easy to swallow)used in order to say that something is difficult to believe or accept:Gould was disgusted at this decision and found it very difficult to swallow.I enjoyed the film, but must say I found some of the plot rather hard to swallow.Martha is a tough lady - sometimes her helpless-little-girl act is just too much to swallow. hard 1. mod. fermented, as with cider. (see also hard liquor.) This juice got hard. What shall I do with it? 2. mod. having to do with an addictive drug. (Compare this with soft.) Hard drugs are easier to get than ever before. 3. mod. tough. (Akin to hardhearted; hard as nails.) Only the hard guys get through basic training. See: (as) hard as a rock (as) hard as nails (as) hard as stone (as) hard as the nether millstone A good man is hard to find. a hard act to follow a hard bargain a hard case a hard egg to crack a hard head a hard nut (to crack) a hard pill to swallow a hard row to hoe a hard time a hard/tough act to follow a hard/tough nut a hard-luck story a little (hard) work never hurt anybody a little (hard) work never hurt anyone a little (hard) work never killed anybody a little (hard) work never killed anyone a tough act to follow a tough nut a tough nut to crack at someone's heels bad habits die hard be (as) hard as nails be a hard act to follow be hard at it be hard done-by be hard hit (by something) be hard on be hard on (one) be hard on somebody be hard pushed be hard put be hard put to be hard put to (do something) be hard up be hard up for something be hard-pressed be/feel hard done by between a rock and a hard place bigger they are, the harder they fall bigger they come, the harder they fall, the cold cash cold, hard cash come down hard come down hard on (someone or something) come down hard on someone come down on didn't care too hard die hard do (something) the hard way do something the hard way do the hard way do the hard yards do/learn something the hard way drive a hard bargain drive a hard bargain, to fall on hard times feel hard done-by find (something) out the hard way first hundred years are the hardest first step is always the hardest give (one) a bad time give (one) a hard time give (one) a rough time give a hard time give somebody a rough, hard, bad, etc. time go hard or go home go hard with go hard with (someone) Good men are scarce hard hard act to follow hard and fast hard as a rock hard as nails hard as the nether millstone hard at hard at (something) hard at it hard bargain hard by hard case hard cases make bad laws hard cash hard cheddar hard cheese hard coin hard core hard done by hard done-by hard drug hard facts hard feelings hard going hard hat hard head hard hit, be hard knocks hard line hard lines hard lines! hard liquor hard luck hard luck/lines hard nut to crack hard of hearing hard off hard on hard on (one's)/the heels hard on the eyes hard on the heels of (someone or something) hard on the heels of something hard on your heels hard pass hard power hard pressed hard put hard put to (do something) hard put to do something hard put, be hard reboot hard sell hard sledding hard time hard to believe hard to swallow hard to take hard up hard way, the hard words break no bones hard yards hard/hot on somebody's heels hard/tough act to follow hard/tough sledding hard-as-nails hard-boiled hard-core harder than the back of God's head hardheaded hardliner hard-nosed hard-on hard-pressed have a hard head have a hard-on have a hard-on for (someone or something) have a hard-on for someone have a job hit (someone or something) hard hit hard hit somebody/something hard hold hard hot on (one's) heels learn (something) the hard way learn the hard way make hard work of (something) make hard work of something no hard and fast rules no hard feelings not any hard feelings Old habits die hard old habits, traditions, etc. die hard old traditions die hard on the heels of over easy over easy/medium/hard over hard over medium play hard to get put in a hard day at work put in a hard day's work put the hard word on put the hard word on (one) put the hard word on someone put the make on put the make on someone ridden hard and put away wet ridden hard and put up wet ride hard and put (something) away wet ride hard and put (something) up wet rode hard and put away wet rode hard and put up wet school of hard knocks take (something) hard take a hard line take a long, hard look at (something) take something hard teach an old dog new tricks, one can't/it's hard to the bigger they are, the harder they fall the bigger they come, the harder they fall the bigger they come/are, the harder they fall the first hundred years are the hardest the first step is always the hardest the hard sell the hard stuff the hard way the school of hard knocks think long and hard too much like hard work tough act to follow tough nut to crack, a tough row to hoe tough/hard/long row to hoe, a work smarter, not harder
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