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hardship

/ˈhɑːd.ʃɪp/

Traduction: Nom désignant une situation de grandes difficultés, de souffrance ou de privation, souvent causée par la pauvreté, la maladie ou des circonstances défavorables.

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/ˈhɑːd.ʃɪp/B2formal
  • frNom désignant une situation de grandes difficultés, de souffrance ou de privation, souvent causée par la pauvreté, la maladie ou des circonstances défavorables.

A noun referring to a condition of severe suffering, difficulty, or deprivation, often caused by poverty, illness, or adverse circumstances.

  1. Difficulty or sufferingB2formal

    A condition of severe difficulty, suffering, or deprivation.

    frdifficulté ou souffrance

    • The family endured great hardship during the war.
    • Many people face financial hardship after losing their jobs.
    • She overcame many hardships to achieve her goals.

    Synonymesadversityafflictiondeprivationdifficultydistressmisfortunesufferingtribulationtrouble

    Antonymescomforteaseluxury

  2. Adverse conditionsB2formal

    Difficult circumstances that cause stress or discomfort.

    frConditions adverses

    • The explorers faced extreme hardship in the desert.
    • Economic hardship affected the entire community.
    • He spoke about the hardships of growing up in poverty.

    Synonymesadversityafflictiondifficultydistressmisfortuneprivationsufferingtribulationtroublewoe

    Antonymescomforteaseluxuryprosperitywealth

Formes
  • hardships plural form
  • hardships' possessive plural form
  • hardship's possessive singular form
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