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harsh

/hɑːrʃ/

الترجمة: يصف شيئًا قاسيًا أو خشنًا أو جارحًا بشكل مؤلم للحواس أو المشاعر، كالأسلوب أو اللفظ أو الظروف أو الملمس.

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adjective

/hɑːrʃ/B1formal
  • arيصف شيئًا قاسيًا أو خشنًا أو جارحًا بشكل مؤلم للحواس أو المشاعر، كالأسلوب أو اللفظ أو الظروف أو الملمس.

Describes something that is unpleasantly rough, severe, or cruel to the senses or feelings.

  1. Unpleasantly rough or severeB1formal

    Describes something that is rough, severe, or unpleasant to the senses, especially touch, taste, or sound.

    arقاسٍ

    • The harsh winter wind made it difficult to walk.
    • The fabric felt harsh against her skin.
    • The harsh sound of the alarm woke everyone up.

    المرادفاتabrasiveacridbittercoarsediscordantgratingjarringraucousroughscratchyseverestrident

    الأضدادgentlekindmildpleasantsmoothsofttender

  2. Cruel or unkindB1formal

    Describes a person, action, or comment that is severe, critical, or lacking in kindness.

    arقاسٍ

    • The teacher's harsh criticism upset the student.
    • He received a harsh punishment for his mistake.
    • Her harsh words left him feeling hurt.

    المرادفاتbrutalcallouscruelhardmeanruthlessseverespitefulsternunkind

    الأضدادbenevolentcompassionategentlekindlenientmercifulmildtender

  3. Severe or extremeB2formal

    Describes conditions or situations that are very difficult, extreme, or demanding.

    arقاسٍ

    • The prisoners lived in harsh conditions.
    • The company faced harsh economic realities.
    • The desert climate is known for its harsh temperatures.

    المرادفاتausterebrutaldemandingdifficultextremehardinclementrigorousseveretough

    الأضدادeasyelementgentlelenientmildtolerant

الصيغ
  • harsher comparative form
  • harshest superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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