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Meanings of hit hard in English

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Usage of hit hard in English
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The steel industry has been hit hard by the global financial crisis.
Reuters
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The current sixth year group was hit hard by the school closures.
Independent.ie
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The arts industry has been hit hard Some industries got to continue.
The South African
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Its suppliers are also expected to be hit hard by the crisis.
Reuters
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Somehow it never quite feels real, so the Argentinian's words hit hard.
The Guardian
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That echoes patterns seen in other countries hit hard by the pandemic.
Reuters
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Chemours shares were hit hard following the initial verdict earlier this week.
Reuters
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Agriculture was hit hard during El Salvador's civil war in the 1980s.
The Guardian
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The travel industry has already been hit hard by the coronavirus outbreak.
The Guardian
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Tourism has been hit hard by China's ban on all group tours.
Reuters
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Asia's emerging markets were also hit hard, with stocks and currencies falling.
Reuters
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But authorities warned the islands could still expect to be hit hard.
Reuters
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Salmon runs had diminished and the timber industry had been hit hard.
On mystic lake
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Haiti has already been hit hard by recent hurricanes and tropical storms.
Reuters
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I hit hard on my right side, against an embankment partway down.
Flash and Bones
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Wellington roads are expected to be hit hard, and authorities are… Audio
Radio NZ
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