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hard

/hɑːrd/

Tradução: Descreve algo sólido, resistente e que não se deforma ou quebra facilmente; também é usado para algo difícil de fazer ou entender., Advérbio que significa 'com grande esforço, força ou intensidade'. Usado para descrever o modo de executar uma ação com energia ou dificuldade. A forma é a mesma do adjetivo e não recebe o sufixo -mente.

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Relações da palavra

adjective

/hɑːrd/A1formal
  • ptDescreve algo sólido, resistente e que não se deforma ou quebra facilmente; também é usado para algo difícil de fazer ou entender.

Describes something that is solid, firm, and not easily broken or bent; also used to describe something that is difficult to do or understand.

  1. Firm and solidA1formal

    Not easily broken, bent, or pierced; solid and firm to the touch.

    ptDuro

    • The ground is hard after the frost.
    • She sat on the hard wooden bench.
    • The diamond is one of the hardest materials known.

    Sinônimoscompactdensefirminflexiblerigidsolidstiffstrongtoughunyielding

    Antônimosflexiblepliablesofttenderyielding

  2. DifficultA1formal

    Requiring a lot of effort, skill, or intelligence to do or understand.

    ptDifícil

    • The math exam was very hard.
    • It's hard to learn a new language quickly.
    • He found the job hard but rewarding.

    Sinônimosarduousburdensomechallengingdemandingdifficultexactingformidablelaboriousonerousrigorousstrenuoustaxingtoughtrying

    Antônimoseasyeffortlessfacilesimpletrivial

  3. Full of effortA2formal

    Involving a lot of physical or mental effort.

    ptDifícil

    • She did hard work in the garden all day.
    • He is a hard worker and never complains.
    • Running a marathon is hard work.

    Sinônimosarduousbackbreakingdemandingdifficultexhaustinggruelinglaboriousstrenuoustiringtough

    Antônimoseasyeffortlesslightsimpletrivial

  4. Severe or harshB1formal

    Unpleasant, strict, or difficult to deal with.

    ptDuro

    • The winter was hard for the farmers.
    • He gave her a hard look.
    • The teacher was hard on the students who didn't study.

    Sinônimosdifficultgrimharshoppressiverigorousseveresternstricttoughunrelenting

    Antônimoseasygentlekindlenientmildsoft

  5. Using forceA2informal

    Done with a lot of force or energy.

    ptForte

    • He gave the ball a hard kick.
    • She hit the table hard with her fist.
    • The wind blew hard all night.

    Sinônimosforcefulheavyintensemightypowerfulstrongvigorousviolent

    Antônimosgentlelightmildsoft

Formas
  • harder comparative form
  • hardest superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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adverb

/hɑːrd/A1formal
  • ptAdvérbio que significa 'com grande esforço, força ou intensidade'. Usado para descrever o modo de executar uma ação com energia ou dificuldade. A forma é a mesma do adjetivo e não recebe o sufixo -mente.

An adverb meaning 'with a great deal of effort, force, or intensity.' It is used to describe the manner of an action performed with energy or difficulty. The form is identical to the adjective and does not take the -ly ending.

  1. With great effort or intensityA2formal

    In a way that requires a lot of physical or mental effort.

    ptCom esforço

    • She worked hard to finish the project on time.
    • He tried hard to solve the puzzle.
    • They fought hard for their rights.

    Sinônimosarduouslydiligentlyearnestlyenergeticallyindustriouslyintenselylaboriouslypersistentlystrenuouslyvigorously

    Antônimoseasilylightly

  2. With force or violenceA2formal

    In a forceful or violent manner.

    ptCom força

    • He hit the ball hard.
    • The rain fell hard against the window.
    • She slammed the door hard.

    Sinônimosfiercelyforcefullystronglyviolently

    Antônimosgentlylightlymildly

  3. To a great degreeB1informal

    Used to emphasize the extent or degree of an action.

    ptMuito

    • He laughed hard at the joke.
    • She was thinking hard about the problem.
    • They partied hard all night.

    Sinônimosearnestlyforcefullyintenselyseverelystrenuouslystronglyvigorously

Formas
  • harder comparative form
  • hardest superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

Condições herdadas

Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.