hardship如何读

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hardship英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [U]艰难,困苦 severe suffering or discomfort
  2. [C]艰难情况 circumstance causing this

hardship是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 困苦,艰苦,艰难,辛酸,苦难,困难,艰辛,痛苦,贫苦
  2. 压制
  3. 虐待
  4. 刺激
  5. 拮据
  6. 受苦,吃苦
  7. 艰难情况

hardship自然拼读

hard·ship

hard shIp

hardship变形

复数:hardships

hardship词根

词根:hard

adj.

hard 努力的;硬的;困难的;辛苦的;确实的;严厉的;猛烈的;冷酷无情的

hardy 坚强的;勇敢的;能吃苦耐劳的;鲁莽的

adv.

hard 努力地;困难地;辛苦地;接近地;猛烈地;牢固地

n.

hardness [物] 硬度;坚硬;困难;冷酷

hardy 强壮的人;耐寒植物;方柄凿

hardship英英释义

Noun

1. a state of misfortune or affliction;

"debt-ridden farmers struggling with adversity"

"a life of hardship"

2. something hard to endure;

"the asperity of northern winters"

3. something that causes or entails suffering;

"I cannot think it a hardship that more indulgence is allowed to men than to women"- James Boswell

"the many hardships of frontier life"

hardship词组

economic hardship经济困难

hardship区别

 hardship, difficulty

这组词都有“困难”的意思,其区别是:

hardship侧重指生活上令人难以承受的艰难困苦,如疾病、贫穷等磨难。

difficulty指需大量思考和技巧或努力才能克服的任何困难。

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hardship词源中文解释

约于1200年,指“坚硬的品质”(已过时),源自 hard(形容词)和 -ship。意思是“不利、痛苦、贫困”,约于1400年左右出现。

hardship词源英文解释

The first known use of hardship was in the 13th century

hardship儿童词典英英释义

hardyadjective

bold sense 1a, brave

able to stand fatigue or hardships : robust

able to survive unfavorable conditions (as of weather)

a hardy rose bush

hardworkingadjective

industrious, diligent

hardwood1 of 2noun

the wood of a tree (as an oak or maple) producing flowers and having usually broad leaves as compared to the wood of a tree bearing cones and having needlelike leaves compare softwood sense 1

a tree that yields hardwood

hardwood2 of 2adjective

having or made of hardwood

consisting of mature woody tissue

a hardwood cutting

hardwiredadjective

having or done using or as if using permanent electronic circuits or connections a parent hardwired to defend their child

a hardwired phone

hardwarenoun

articles (as fittings, cutlery, tools, utensils, or parts of machines) made of metal

the equipment used for a particular purpose military hardware

computer hardware

hardtopnoun

an automobile having a permanent or removable rigid top

hardtacknoun

a hard biscuit or bread made of flour and water without salt

hardshipnoun

pain entry 1 sense 2a, privation

something that causes pain or loss

hardship 例句

1 That is not to say that we were all alike in our responses to the hardships we suffered.

2 To those who live by the land there must always come times of hardship, of fear and of hunger, even as there are years of plenty.

3 It is one thing to be told of possible hardships ahead, it is entirely another to actually have to confront them.

4 They’d been, already, through much hardship together, and he had never once complained.

5 Each piece told its own tale of discovery, of being lost and found in a time of hardship and fear.

6 They were speaking about a young man who had lived in the Middle Kingdom, not a man who had endured the hardships and loneliness of living in the demon land.

7 “Born into this world of sorrow; born for suffering and hardship. Ai, there’ll be a little happiness, but more of hard work. Ai, ai.”

8 For Jennifer, everyone’s hardship is different and doesn’t determine one’s right to claim food insecurity.

9 It was no hardship to walk home on such a lovely evening.

在这么一个宜人的傍晚步行回家一点也不辛苦。

10 At every traffic light, he regarded the other people around him, stopped in their cars; how many of their stories were of hardship following hardship, orderly as boats in a canal.

11 Deprivation and hardship were just part of the job of exploring and surviving in the Brazilian wilderness.

12 And there were jars of earthenware in rows holding an old wine, mellow, unmixed, and rare; cool stood the jars against the wall, kept for whatever day Odysseus, worn by hardships, might come home.

13 “There is nothing we can do to change it, and each day new hardships are reported.”

14 Hardships tempered his will.

艰难困苦锻炼了他的意志.

15 The hardships one endured had a purpose; his mother had been careful to make him aware of that.

16 For many scholars it is no hardship to sit indoors studying on a fine afternoon.

17 One of the worst hardships is having so little time to spend with one's family.

最大的痛苦之一是几乎没有时间和家人在一起。

18 He will not shrink from any hardship.

他不会因任何艰难而畏缩。

19 Their family had seen so much of hardship, yet it still seemed easy for them to laugh with each other.

20 By the early 1700s, fewer white Europeans were willing to accept the hardships of servitude in America.

hardship 同义词

10 艰困

narrow

12 苦事

affliction

13 穷困

straitened

14 磨难

cross hell ordeal

21 苦头

punishment

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