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Meanings of hard season in English

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Usage of hard season in English
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Here are five natural ways to detoxify after a hard season.
Ebony
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It had been a hard season, these months at the cottage.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 13, No. 75, January, 1864 / A Magaz...
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Gothenburg, August 1995 THE high point of a hard season.
The Irish Times
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I see this as a bonus at the end of a long, hard season.
The Irish Times
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The bicycle had been hired in Keswick, and had had a hard season's use.
The Mating of Lydia
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So it was crazy for me, a very hard season.
Reuters
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However, I believe he needs rest after a long and very hard season in Europe.
The South African
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Short and sweet after a long, hard season.
The Irish Times
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You understand, it's the hard season now.
The Choice of Life
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It was a hard season but we coped well and showed a good level, Simeone told a news conference on Thursday.
Reuters
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Often it's the end of a long, hard season and you're asking them to go to Northampton to play the USA.
The Guardian
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It's the start of a long, hard season so maybe the players were content with 3-1.
The Irish Times
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This is going to be a hard season for such perennial bachelors as Smith, Boyd, Carter, and others I could name.
John Henry Smith / A Humorous Romance of Outdoor Life
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But see, now,' she continued, putting on the porridge, 'you say old age is a hard season, but so is youth.
Lay Morals, and Other Papers
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During the hard season, of course,-forin the heats of summer the tenderest hot-house plants are not afraid of the open air.
The Poet at the Breakfast-Table
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They are third from bottom of the table with three points from six games and have a long hard season of them.
Reuters
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