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hardball

/ˈhɑːrd.bɔːl/

翻译: 名词,指强硬、毫不妥协或认真的做法,尤用于商业或政治;也指棒球运动本身,以区别于垒球。

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noun

/ˈhɑːrd.bɔːl/C1formal
  • zh名词,指强硬、毫不妥协或认真的做法,尤用于商业或政治;也指棒球运动本身,以区别于垒球。

A noun used to describe an aggressive, uncompromising, or no-nonsense approach, especially in business or politics, or to refer to the sport of baseball as distinct from softball.

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  1. Tough or uncompromising approachB2informalamericanbusiness

    A strategy or attitude characterized by aggressive, determined, and uncompromising tactics, especially in business or politics.

    zh强硬或毫不妥协的做法

    • The negotiations turned into hardball when neither side would compromise.
    • She decided to play hardball with the investors to get a better deal.
    • In politics, hardball tactics are often used to gain an advantage.

    同义词aggressivenesshard lineruthlessness

  2. Standard baseballB1formalamericansport

    The traditional form of baseball played with a hard ball, as opposed to softball.

    zh硬式棒球

    • He grew up playing hardball in the local league.
    • Hardball requires more protective gear than softball due to the speed of the ball.
    • The stadium is used for both hardball and softball games.

    同义词baseball

词形
  • hardballs plural form
  • hardballs' possessive plural form
  • hardball's possessive singular form