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hard

[hahrd] / hɑrd /








ADVERB
in a fixed manner
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"The Swedish mentality is like – you shouldn't disturb others. We value personal space a lot, and we have a hard time breaking the ice," he says.

From BBC

Landlords and developers opposed the changes, saying they would make it yet harder to keep up with rising costs and attract new investment.

From The Wall Street Journal

But for trains that are switching off diesel and moving over to overhead lines, leveraging solar is harder.

From BBC

It is hard for three-member groups to find success in the K-pop industry, where fans pay keen attention to the relationships and chemistry between individual members.

From BBC

Harry Styles has been hard at work since at least March 2024, when he was spotted walking into London's Rak Studios.

From BBC