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No. 7,752 in German

hard

The German word "hard" means "hard" or "tough" in English, often used to describe something rigid or challenging.

In a sentence

  • Der Boden ist hart, weil er aus Beton besteht.

    The ground is hard because it is made of concrete.

    The word 'hart' is used as an adjective to describe the quality of the ground's surface being solid and firm.

  • Er arbeitet hart, um seine Familie zu unterstützen.

    He works hard to support his family.

    Here, 'hart' describes the intensity or effort he puts into his work.

  • Die Prüfung war hart, aber ich habe sie bestanden.

    The exam was hard, but I passed it.

    In this sentence, 'hart' characterizes the difficulty of the exam.

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