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Significats de harsh en anglès

Very bad in degree or extent (e.g. of depression or damage).

Of textures that are rough to the touch or substances consisting of relatively large particles.

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Examples for "severe"
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Yet of course it's a far more widespread problem than severe suffering.
The Guardian
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Cases mostly involved young people, with a low proportion of severe cases.
Independent.ie
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Ms Tairea said the problems that result from unhealthy decisions are severe.
Radio NZ
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They say seven million Zimbabweans are facing severe food shortages this year.
The Irish Times
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The test encompassed conditions more severe than the 2008 global financial crisis.
The Guardian
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They are corrupt; they are base; they are cowardly; they are cruel.
Twenty Years of Congress, Volume 2 / From Lincoln to Garfield, w...
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The cruel legal formalities were begun the first thing in the morning.
Jean-Christophe in Paris: The Market-Place, Antoinette, the Hous...
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But he could be as cruel as the grave in other ways.
The Love Affairs of an Old Maid
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And They are cruel; cruelty is even in Their tread and expression.
On Nothing & Kindred Subjects
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And excessive fines have been imposed; and illegal and cruel punishments inflicted.
Civil Government in the United States Considered with Some Refer...

Unkind or cruel or uncivil.

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Sharply disagreeable; rigorous.

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Ús de harsh en anglès
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Iusacell said the conditions were extremely harsh, costly and difficult to meet.
Reuters
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Cat didn't want to respond in anger, harsh words for harsh words.
By reason of insanity
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The German government criticised the Slovak parliament's decision in unusually harsh terms.
The Irish Times
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That's not a political statement-it'sa harsh reality, and we must act.
News.com.au
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Banks have been reluctant to lend, imposing harsh conditions on new mortgages.
Reuters
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But it's undeniable that local government has taken an especially harsh pummelling.
The Guardian
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The harsh reality is that less nuclear means more gas and coal.
The Guardian
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But we all know the harsh measures involved had to be taken.
The Irish Times
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Now, the harsh law of unintended consequences will outstrip any political reassurances.
The Irish Times
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But the World War I brought harsh restrictions on freedom of movement.
The South African
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I've always thought those are such harsh words but they're also true.
The Guardian
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Today the house cuts an enigmatic shape against the harsh Atlantic coast.
The Irish Times
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The crisis led to harsh austerity measures, spending cuts and job losses.
Reuters
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Many pathogenic bacteria use sophisticated survival strategies to overcome harsh environmental conditions.
Pubmed
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The loads they carried represented survival during the harsh winter months ahead.
The Shelters of Stone
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That sounds harsh, maybe, but she really needs to address some issues.
The Guardian
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