I. hard [hɑ:d, америк. hɑ:rd] ПРИЛ.
1. hard (solid):
2. hard (tough):
3. hard (difficult):
4. hard (laborious):
5. hard (severe):
6. hard (harmful):
7. hard (unfortunate):
8. hard (extreme):
9. hard (reliable):
10. hard (potent):
12. hard (scrutinizing):
13. hard ТИПОГР.:
II. hard [hɑ:d, америк. hɑ:rd] НАРЕЧ.
1. hard (solid):
2. hard (vigorously):
3. hard (severely):
4. hard (closely):
6. hard перенос. (stubbornly):
I. by [baɪ] ПРЕДЛОГ
1. by (beside):
2. by (part of sb/sth):
3. by (past and beyond):
4. by (not later than):
5. by (during):
6. by (happening progressively):
7. by (agent):
8. by (cause):
9. by (with -ing):
10. by (method):
11. by (means of transport):
12. by (parent):
14. by (name of a person):
15. by (according to):
16. by (quantity):
17. by (margin):
19. by МАТЕМ.:
II. by [baɪ] НАРЕЧ. неизм.
1. by (past):
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The woman driving the vehicle was hit hard by the impact with at least one animal hitting the windshield and caving in the driver's side roof of the four-door car.
www.northbaynipissing.com Marine life in the waters of the Chagos Archipelago has been hit hard by overfishing.
www.independent.co.uk The village is extremely poor, and was hit hard by an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease, which caused the cattle to be destroyed.
en.wikipedia.org It, like many small towns, has been hit hard by the gradual trend toward urbanization.
en.wikipedia.org With oil receipts dominating fiscal revenue and exports, the economy has been hit hard by low oil prices and falling oil production, it said.
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