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A1  hard  sıkı; adamakıllı, iyiceşiddetli, kuvvetli

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adverb  /hɑːd   / adverb hard (adverb)
 /hɑːd  
/ adverb
 
 1 with
great effort, energy or attention
sıkı; adamakıllı, iyice
 He worked hard all his life.
 You'll have to try a bit harder than that.
 She looked hard at the man but she didn't
recognize him.
 2 with
great force; heavily
şiddetli; 
kuvvetli
 It was raining/snowing hard.
 He hit her hard across the face.
Hard 'ı hardly ile
karıştırmayın. Hardly'hemen hemen hiç' anlamına gelen bir zarftır:
 I hardly ever go to concerts.
 I can hardly wait for my birthday.
IDIOMS
be
hard pressed/pushed/put to do sth
to find sth very
difficult to do
akla
karayı seçmek
 He was hard pressed to explain her sudden
disappearance.
be
hard up (for sth)
to have too few or too
little of sth, especially money
eli
dar olmak
 We're too hard up to afford a holiday this year.
die
hard
to change or disappear
only slowly or with difficulty
zor
değişmek
 Old attitudes towards women die hard.
hard
done by
(British)
not fairly treated
haksızlığa
uğramak
 He felt very hard done by when he wasn't
chosen for the team.

Level	A1
Kind	adverb
Front	hard
IPA	/hɑːd / adverb
Back	sıkı; adamakıllı, iyice şiddetli, kuvvetli
Back 2	hard (adverb) /hɑːd / adverb 1 with great effort, energy or attention sıkı; adamakıllı, iyice He worked hard all his life. You'll have to try a bit harder than that. She looked hard at the man but she didn't recognize him. 2 with great force; heavily şiddetli; kuvvetli It was raining/snowing hard. He hit her hard across the face. Hard 'ı hardly ile karıştırmayın. Hardly'hemen hemen hiç' anlamına gelen bir zarftır: I hardly ever go to concerts. I can hardly wait for my birthday. IDIOMS be hard pressed/pushed/put to do sth to find sth very difficult to do akla karayı seçmek He was hard pressed to explain her sudden disappearance. be hard up (for sth) to have too few or too little of sth, especially money eli dar olmak We're too hard up to afford a holiday this year. die hard to change or disappear only slowly or with difficulty zor değişmek Old attitudes towards women die hard. hard done by (British) not fairly treated haksızlığa uğramak He felt very hard done by when he wasn't chosen for the team.

Hard Adverb /Hɑːd Sıkı Adamakıllı Iyice Kuvvetli Great

hard (adverb)