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Assessors
fest[stehend]
en el diccionario PONS
ˈhard and fast ADJ. atrbv., inv.
en el diccionario PONS
inglés
inglés
alemán
alemán
hard and fast information, facts
alemán
alemán
inglés
inglés
thick and fast a. hum.
sich acus. überstürzen Nachrichten a.
to come thick and fast a. hum.
en el diccionario PONS
I. hard [hɑ:d, ingl. am. hɑ:rd] ADJ.
1. hard (solid):
hart <härter, am härtesten>
Bargeld nt <-(e)s>
Hartkäse m <-s, ->
[as] hard as iron [or a rock] [or stone]
2. hard (tough):
hard person
zäh <zäher, am zäh(e)sten>
hard person
hart <härter, am härtesten>
das Zeug dazu haben, etw zu tun coloq.
3. hard (difficult):
4. hard (laborious):
ein harter Kampf a. fig.
to be hard work studies
to be hard work text
to be hard work text
5. hard (severe):
hart <härter, am härtesten>
hard voice
hard voice
hard luck [or esp ingl. brit. lines]! coloq., hard cheese! ingl. brit. coloq.
[so ein coloq.] Pech!
das ist dein Pech! coloq.
to be hard on sb/sth
6. hard (harmful):
to be hard on sth
to be hard on the eyes monitor
7. hard (unfortunate):
hart <härter, am härtesten>
to go hard with sb dated
to go hard with sb dated
8. hard (extreme):
hart <härter, am härtesten>
the hard left/right esp ingl. brit. POL.
9. hard (reliable):
fest <fester, am festesten>
10. hard (potent):
stark <stärker, stärkste>
11. hard (with lime):
12. hard (scrutinizing):
sich dat. etw genau ansehen
13. hard TIPOGR.:
Ausdruck m <-(e)s, -dru·cke>
Kopie f <-, -n>
Abzug m <-(e)s, -züge>
14. hard LING.:
15. hard FÍS. NUCL.:
Hartstrahlung f espec.
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
knallhart verhandeln coloq. [o. usu pey. feilschen]
hard and fast information, facts
II. hard [hɑ:d, ingl. am. hɑ:rd] ADV.
1. hard (solid):
hart <härter, am härtesten>
frozen hard liquid
frozen hard clothing, plants
to set hard glue, varnish
hart werden espec.
to set hard glue, varnish
to set hard concrete, mortar
fest werden espec.
to set hard concrete, mortar
2. hard (vigorously):
to fight hard [for sth] fig.
[um etw acus.] hart kämpfen
sich acus. sehr bemühen [o. coloq. ranhalten] , etw zu tun
3. hard (severely):
schwer <schwerer, schwerste>
to be hard pressed [or pushed][or put] to do sth
4. hard (closely):
knapp <knapper, am knapp(e)sten>
hard by sb/sth
hard by sb/sth
ganz nahe von jdm/etw elev.
to follow hard [up]on [or after][or behind] sb/sth
jdm/etw knapp folgen
to follow hard [up]on [or after][or behind] sb/sth
5. hard (copiously):
6. hard fig. (stubbornly):
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
to be hard done by ingl. brit.
I. fast1 [fɑ:st, ingl. am. fæst] ADJ.
1. fast (moving quickly):
2. fast (performing quickly):
3. fast (short):
4. fast atrbv. (permitting speed):
Schnellzug m <-(e)s, -züge>
D-Zug m
5. fast FOTO:
6. fast pred. (ahead of time):
to be fast clock, watch
7. fast pred., inv. (firm):
to make fast [to sth] NÁUT.
[an etw dat.] anlegen
to make sth fast [to sth]
etw [an etw dat.] festmachen
8. fast inv. (permanent):
fast colour [or ingl. am. color]
9. fast pey. dated (bad):
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
to be a fast worker coloq.
to be a fast worker coloq.
II. fast1 [fɑ:st, ingl. am. fæst] ADV.
1. fast (at speed):
rasch auf etw acus. zugehen
2. fast (soon):
bald <eher, am ehesten>
3. fast inv. (firmly):
fest <fester, am festesten>
sich acus. an etw dat. festhalten
4. fast inv.:
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
to play fast and loose with sth dated
mit etw dat. Schindluder treiben coloq.
pull SUST. MKTG.
I. pull [pʊl] SUST.
1. pull (tug):
Zug m <-(e)s, Züge>
Ziehen nt <-s>
2. pull no pl (force):
Zugkraft f <-, -kräfte-> kein pl
pull of the earth, moon
Anziehungskraft f <-, -kräfte-> kein pl
pull of the water
Sog m <-(e)s, -e>
3. pull:
Zug m <-(e)s, Züge>
Schluck m <-(e)s, -e>
4. pull (attraction):
pull of an event, a thing
Anziehung f <-, -en>
pull of an event, a thing
Anziehungskraft f <-, -kräfte-> kein pl
pull of a person
Anziehungskraft f <-, -kräfte-> kein pl
5. pull no pl coloq. (influence):
Einfluss m <-es, -flüs·se>
6. pull (handle):
Türgriff m <-(e)s, -e>
7. pull no pl (effort):
Anstrengung f <-, -en>
8. pull ingl. brit., ingl. austr. argot (seek partner):
9. pull MED.:
Zerrung f <-, -en>
10. pull TIPOGR.:
Abzug m <-(e)s, -züge>
11. pull DEP.:
Pull m espec.
II. pull [pʊl] V. trans.
1. pull (draw):
to pull sth/sb
etw/jdn ziehen
2. pull (put on):
to pull sth over one's head clothes
sich dat. etw über den Kopf ziehen [o. coloq. überziehen]
3. pull MED. (strain):
4. pull coloq. (take out):
5. pull (move):
6. pull (attract):
7. pull ingl. brit., ingl. austr. argot (attract sexually):
to pull sb
jdn aufreißen argot
8. pull (involve):
to pull sb into sth
jdn in etw acus. hineinziehen
9. pull (help through):
to pull sb through sth
jdn durch etw acus. durchbringen
10. pull coloq. (cancel):
11. pull ingl. brit. (draw beer):
to pull [sb/oneself] a pint ingl. brit.
12. pull ingl. am. (withdraw):
13. pull (in baseball, golf):
to pull sth
etw verpatzen [o. coloq. vermasseln]
14. pull (in cricket):
15. pull INFORM.:
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
to pull sth out of the bag [or hat]
to pull a face [at sb]
to pull a fast one argot
to pull sb's leg coloq.
pull the other leg [or one] [it's got bells on] ingl. brit. coloq.
to pull the plug coloq.
III. pull [pʊl] V. intr.
1. pull (draw):
to pull [at sth]
[an etw dat.] ziehen
Pull
Ziehen
2. pull (work hard):
pull engine
pull engine
3. pull (drive):
in etw acus. hineinfahren [o. einbiegen]
4. pull (move):
ziehen <zog, gezogen>
5. pull ingl. brit. argot (attract sexually):
jdn aufreißen argot
6. pull coloq. (support):
7. pull NÁUT.:
pullen espec.
8. pull:
9. pull DEP. (in American football):
I. fast2 [fɑ:st, ingl. am. fæst] V. intr.
II. fast2 [fɑ:st, ingl. am. fæst] SUST.
Fastenzeit f <-, -en>
and [ænd, ənd] CONJ.
1. and (jointly):
both ... and ...
sowohl ... als [o. wie] auch ...
2. and (plus):
6 and 5 is 11
6 und [o. plus] 5 ist 11
3. and (in numbers):
twelve and six ingl. brit. hist.
4. and (then):
5. and (consequently):
6. and coloq. (in order to):
to go and do sth
etw tun
to try and do sth
to try and do sth
7. and (for emphasis):
8. and (ever):
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
coloq. (as well) I was so mad and all that I ...
ich war so sauer, dass ich ... argot
and all that coloq.
and all that coloq.
and how! coloq.
Present
Ifast
youfast
he/she/itfasts
wefast
youfast
theyfast
Past
Ifasted
youfasted
he/she/itfasted
wefasted
youfasted
theyfasted
Present Perfect
Ihavefasted
youhavefasted
he/she/ithasfasted
wehavefasted
youhavefasted
theyhavefasted
Past Perfect
Ihadfasted
youhadfasted
he/she/ithadfasted
wehadfasted
youhadfasted
theyhadfasted
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A particular application of toffee is in toffee apples, sometimes called candy apples, which are apples coated with hard toffee mounted on sticks.
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The festival helped promote many new hard rock and heavy metal acts of the late 1990s and early 2000s.
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It would be hard to turn down a ferrari and speedboat though, and that's why we need to be vigilant about the govenrments relationships with private enterprise and public wealth.
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Unfortunately it also saw several mechanical failures, which effectively undid the hard work to develop the motorcycle.
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Also, it isn't hard to generate random text with a frequency distribution similar to real text, artificially raising the coincidence count.
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