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hard-nosed

/ˌhɑːrdˈnoʊzd/

Traducción: Describe a una persona que es práctica, decidida y poco sentimental, especialmente en los negocios o la política.

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adjective

/ˌhɑːrdˈnoʊzd/C1formal
  • esDescribe a una persona que es práctica, decidida y poco sentimental, especialmente en los negocios o la política.

Describes a person who is practical, determined, and unsentimental, especially in business or politics.

  1. Practical and realisticC1informal

    Guided by practical experience and observation rather than theory; tough-minded and pragmatic.

    esPragmático y realista

    • The CEO is a hard-nosed businesswoman who focuses on results.
    • We need a hard-nosed approach to solve this budget crisis.
    • His hard-nosed attitude helped the company survive the recession.

    Sinónimosastutebusinesslikedown-to-earthpracticalpragmaticrealisticsensibleshrewdtough-minded

    Antónimosidealisticimpracticalnaiveromanticunrealistic

  2. Stubborn or uncompromisingC1informal

    Showing a determined and uncompromising attitude, often in negotiations or decisions.

    esinflexible, terco

    • The lawyer was hard-nosed during the contract negotiations.
    • She has a hard-nosed stance on workplace safety regulations.
    • He is known for his hard-nosed refusal to accept excuses.

    Sinónimosbullheadedinflexibleintransigentobstinatepigheadedrigidstiff-neckedstubbornuncompromisingunyielding

    Antónimosaccommodatingcompromisingflexiblelenienttractableyielding

Formas
  • more hard-nosed comparative form
  • most hard-nosed superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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