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Terms for subject Cliche / convention containing hard | all forms | exact matches only
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be hard at workнеустанно трудиться (on something: "The minister and I have been hard at work on this," Mayor Robertson told a news conference yesterday at city hall. • Spotted this Northern Flicker hard at work in sunny Vancouver! twitter.com ART Vancouver)
be hard at workнеустанно работать (on something: "The minister and I have been hard at work on this," Mayor Robertson told a news conference yesterday at city hall. • Spotted this Northern Flicker hard at work in sunny Vancouver! twitter.com ART Vancouver)
didn't think very hard, did you?долго думал? (сарказм; о неумном поступке: Didn't think very hard, did you? ART Vancouver)
hard to beatтрудно превзойти (For those that prefer calmer adventures, the food scene is one that's hard to beat. "From fancy restaurants to cool food trucks and farmers' markets, you'll never run out of tasty treats," said Stoller. bbc.com ART Vancouver)
hard to beatнелегко превзойти (For those that prefer calmer adventures, the food scene is one that's hard to beat. "From fancy restaurants to cool food trucks and farmers' markets, you'll never run out of tasty treats," said Stoller. bbc.com ART Vancouver)
hard to tell from the pictureтрудно сказать по фотографии (Hard to tell from the pictures, but does it look like smoke or a cloud? Fingers crossed it's a massive, fast developing cloud... (Reddit) ART Vancouver)
it's hard to tellтрудно сказать (what ... – ..., какие ...)
work hardупорно работать (The staff work hard to make sure everything runs smoothly. – чтобы всё прошло гладко ART Vancouver)
work hardупорно трудиться (on: “When you’re awarded a bursary, it makes you work harder than you normally would,” she says. “I’m not going to waste any time when I’ve got that concentrated period of time.” irishtimes.com ART Vancouver)