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harden:

to harden verb (hardens, hardened, hardening)

  1. to harden (steel; toughen; iron; become hard)
    fortalecer; secarse; endurecer; radicalizar

Conjugations for harden:

present
  1. harden
  2. harden
  3. hardens
  4. harden
  5. harden
  6. harden
simple past
  1. hardened
  2. hardened
  3. hardened
  4. hardened
  5. hardened
  6. hardened
present perfect
  1. have hardened
  2. have hardened
  3. has hardened
  4. have hardened
  5. have hardened
  6. have hardened
past continuous
  1. was hardening
  2. were hardening
  3. was hardening
  4. were hardening
  5. were hardening
  6. were hardening
future
  1. shall harden
  2. will harden
  3. will harden
  4. shall harden
  5. will harden
  6. will harden
continuous present
  1. am hardening
  2. are hardening
  3. is hardening
  4. are hardening
  5. are hardening
  6. are hardening
subjunctive
  1. be hardened
  2. be hardened
  3. be hardened
  4. be hardened
  5. be hardened
  6. be hardened
diverse
  1. harden!
  2. let's harden!
  5. hardened
  6. hardening
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

harden [the ~] nomen

  1. the harden
    el endurecer

Translation Matrix for harden:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
endurecer harden making resistant; making withstand
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
endurecer become hard; harden; iron; steel; toughen become hard
fortalecer become hard; harden; iron; steel; toughen become stronger; consolidate; fortify; intensify; reinforce; solidify; strenghten; strengthen
radicalizar become hard; harden; iron; steel; toughen
secarse become hard; harden; iron; steel; toughen become dehydrated; dehydrate; dry; dry out; dry up; run dry; shrivel up; wither
- indurate; inure; season; temper
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- become harden; become hardened; hardened

Related Words for "harden":


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Related Definitions for "harden":

  1. cause to accept or become hardened to; habituate1
  2. make fit1
  3. harden by reheating and cooling in oil1
  4. become hard or harder1
    • The wax hardened1
  5. make hard or harder1
    • The cold hardened the butter1

Wiktionary Translations for harden:

harden
verb
  1. become hard
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• harden → endurecer; fraguar ↔ aushärten — Technik, transitiv, Hilfsverb haben: ein Material durch technische Verfahren verfestigen und damit hart machen
• harden → templar; endurecer ↔ durcir — Durcir

harden form of hard:

hard adj

  1. hard (difficult; tough; awkward; )
    difícil; complicado; duro
  2. hard (callous; harsh; heartless; )
    duro; cruel; despiadado; insensible; brutal; tremendo; sin miramientos; bestial
  3. hard (hard-handed; rough; harsh; violent)
    duro; brusco
  4. hard (critical; difficult; problematic; trying)
    difícil; exigente
  5. hard (critical; precarious; worrisome; )
    grave; crítico; delicado; alarmante; precario; complicado; inquietante; angustioso; difícil; penoso; espinoso; apurado; preocupante
  6. hard (hard as stone; abrasive; stone-hard; )
    duro como la piedra
  7. hard (calcareous; calciferous; limy)
    calizo; calcáreo

Translation Matrix for hard:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
crítico critic; reviewer
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- concentrated; difficult; heavy; intemperate; knockout; severe; strong; surd; tough; unvoiced; voiceless
AdverbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- firmly; heavily; intemperately; severely
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- strenuous
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
alarmante awkward; critical; hard; painful; perilous; precarious; review; worrisome alarming; appalling; awful; blast; creepy; crying shame; crying to heaven; damn it; darned; dash it; disgraceful; disgusting; disquieting; disturbing; dreadful; frightening; frightful; grisly; horrible; horribly; imminent; impending; outrageous; rank; scandalous; scary; shocking; spooky; terrible; terribly; terrifying; threatening; worrisome
angustioso awkward; critical; hard; painful; perilous; precarious; review; worrisome afraid; afraid for; afraid of; anxious; fear; fearing; frightened; scared
apurado awkward; critical; hard; painful; perilous; precarious; review; worrisome awkward; bottled up; inhibited; pent up; restrained
bestial callous; cruel; hard; harsh; heartless; merciless; pitiless; relentless; ruthless abominable; barbaric; beastly; bestial; brutal; cruel; gruesome; heinous; inhuman; inhumane
brusco hard; hard-handed; harsh; rough; violent abrupt; abruptly; acrid; agressive; all at once; all of a sudden; at once; blunt; brusque; brutal; catty; curt; cutting; embittered; exasperated; fast; fierce; inhuman; nipping; offensive; out of the blue; pityless; querulous; quick; rapid; ruthless; short; snappish; snappy; snarling; speedy; steep; sudden; suddenly; suppressed; swift; swiftly; unexpectedly; violent
brutal callous; cruel; hard; harsh; heartless; merciless; pitiless; relentless; ruthless abominable; agressive; barbaric; brutal; cruel; gruesome; heinous; inhuman; inhumane; offensive; pityless; ruthless; violent
calcáreo calcareous; calciferous; hard; limy
calizo calcareous; calciferous; hard; limy
complicado awkward; burdensome; critical; difficult; hard; heavy; massive; painful; perilous; precarious; review; stiff; tough; worrisome annoying; awkward; complex; complicated; critical; delicate; difficult; ill-timed; incompetent; inconvenient; intricate; involved; perilous; precarious; touchy; unfit; unsuitable; wrapped in
cruel callous; cruel; hard; harsh; heartless; merciless; pitiless; relentless; ruthless abominable; barbaric; blunt; brutal; cruel; dispassionate; emotionless; gruesome; hard-hearted; heartless; heinous; impassive; indifferent; inhuman; inhumane; insensitive; pityless; ruthless; soulless; uncaring; unfeeling
crítico awkward; critical; hard; painful; perilous; precarious; review; worrisome awkward; critical; delicate; perilous; precarious; touchy
delicado awkward; critical; hard; painful; perilous; precarious; review; worrisome acutely; awkward; bothersome; critical; dainty; delicate; disagreeable; easily hurt; elegant; exacting; fine; fragile; frail; frightened of pain; graceful; handsome; highly-strung; inconvenient; lightly built; lovely; nice; oversensitive; perilous; personable; petite; precarious; pretty; ragged; ramshackle; refined; rickety; sensitive; slender; slight; small-boned; smartly; snap; sophisticated; squeamish about pain; stylish; subtle; subtly; susceptible; tender; thin; touchy; weak; wobbly; wonky
despiadado callous; cruel; hard; harsh; heartless; merciless; pitiless; relentless; ruthless dispassionate; emotionless; hard-hearted; heartless; impassive; indifferent; insensitive; soulless; uncaring; unfeeling; unscrupulous
difícil awkward; burdensome; critical; difficult; hard; heavy; massive; painful; perilous; precarious; problematic; review; stiff; tough; trying; worrisome aggravating; annoying; awkward; critical; delicate; exacting; ill-timed; incompetent; inconvenient; incriminating; perilous; perplexing; precarious; puzzling; stiff; stiff conversation; strenuous; touchy; tough; tricky; unfit; unsuitable
duro awkward; burdensome; callous; cruel; difficult; hard; hard-handed; harsh; heartless; heavy; massive; merciless; pitiless; relentless; rough; ruthless; stiff; tough; violent against the grain; agressive; aloud; blunt; dispassionate; dizy; emotionless; hard-hearted; headstrong; heartless; immovable; impassive; indifferent; inflexible; insensitive; merciless; obstinate; offensive; out loud; penetrating; persisting; piercing; pig-headed; pitiless; plain; rasping; recalcitrant; rigid; ruthless; shrill; soulless; star; stern; stiff; straight; straight-backed; stubborn; tenacious; tough; unbending; uncaring; unfeeling; violent; weak
duro como la piedra abrasive; as hard as a nails; hard; hard as iron; hard as steel; hard as stone; iron-hard; stone-hard
espinoso awkward; critical; hard; painful; perilous; precarious; review; worrisome awkward; bony; emaciated; gaunt; inflamed; not bright; not clear; prickly; spinous; thorny; turbid
exigente critical; difficult; hard; problematic; trying compelling; demanding; exacting; hard to please; imperative; strenuous
grave awkward; critical; hard; painful; perilous; precarious; review; worrisome appalling; awful; critical; demure; dizy; dreadful; earnest; grave; gross; mean; obese; pedestrian; sedate; serious; severe; shady; sincere; sober; stout; terrible; vile; weak; worrying
inquietante awkward; critical; hard; painful; perilous; precarious; review; worrisome alarming; disquieting; disturbing; shady; worrisome
insensible callous; cruel; hard; harsh; heartless; merciless; pitiless; relentless; ruthless callous; dispassionate; emotionless; hard-hearted; heartless; impassible; impassive; indifferent; insensible; insensitive; numb; soulless; stolid; thick skinned; uncaring; unfeeling
penoso awkward; critical; hard; painful; perilous; precarious; review; worrisome acute; aggravating; awkward; biting; clever; cutting; dangerous; deceptive; exhausting; full of sadness; grievous; hazardous; incriminating; keen; miserable; naseaus; obese; pained; painful; perilous; plaintive; razor-sharp; risky; rotten; sad; saddened; sharp; sharp-minded; sharpwitted; sorrowful; sorry; stinging; stout; tiring; tough; tricky; unsafe; very sad; woeful; wretched
precario awkward; critical; hard; painful; perilous; precarious; review; worrisome critical; dangerous; delicate; hazardous; perilous; precarious; ragged; ramshackle; rickety; risky; touchy; wobbly; wonky
preocupante awkward; critical; hard; painful; perilous; precarious; review; worrisome alarming; disquieting; disturbing
sin miramientos callous; cruel; hard; harsh; heartless; merciless; pitiless; relentless; ruthless
tremendo callous; cruel; hard; harsh; heartless; merciless; pitiless; relentless; ruthless alarming; appalling; at large extent; awful; big; blast; colossal; considerable; conspicuous; creepy; crying shame; crying to heaven; damn it; darned; dash it; delightful; detailed; disgraceful; disgusting; dizy; dreadful; elaborate; enormous; excessive; exorbitant; exquisite; extensive; extravagant; fanciful; frightening; frightful; gigantic; glorious; great; grisly; gross; horrible; horribly; huge; immense; imminent; impending; large; magnificent; marvellous; marvelous; notable; outrageous; rank; remarkable; respectable; scandalous; scary; shocking; splendid; spooky; striking; stupendous; substantial; tall; terrible; terribly; terrifying; threatening; to a huge extent; tremendous; unprecedented; vast; weak; wonderful

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Related Definitions for "hard":

  1. not easy; requiring great physical or mental effort to accomplish or comprehend or endure1
    • why is it so hard for you to keep a secret?1
  2. dried out1
    • hard dry rolls left over from the day before1
  3. unfortunate or hard to bear1
    • had hard luck1
  4. resisting weight or pressure1
  5. dispassionate1
    • took a hard look1
    • a hard bargainer1
  6. (of speech sounds); produced with the back of the tongue raised toward or touching the velum1
    • Russian distinguished between hard consonants and palatalized or soft consonants1
  7. (of light) transmitted directly from a pointed light source1
  8. being distilled rather than fermented; having a high alcoholic content1
    • hard liquor1
  9. given to excessive indulgence of bodily appetites especially for intoxicating liquors1
    • a hard drinker1
  10. produced without vibration of the vocal cords1
  11. very strong or vigorous1
    • a hard left to the chin1
  12. with effort or force or vigor1
    • the team played hard1
    • worked hard all day1
    • pressed hard on the lever1
    • hit the ball hard1
    • slammed the door hard1
  13. to the full extent possible; all the way1
    • hard alee1
    • the ship went hard astern1
    • swung the wheel hard left1
  14. slowly and with difficulty1
    • prejudices die hard1
  15. causing great damage or hardship1
    • industries hit hard by the depression1
  16. with firmness1
    • held hard to the railing1
  17. earnestly or intently1
    • thought hard about it1
    • stared hard at the accused1
  18. with pain or distress or bitterness1
    • he took the rejection very hard1
  19. very near or close in space or time1
    • it stands hard by the railroad tracks1
    • they were hard on his heels1
    • a strike followed hard upon the plant's opening1
  20. into a solid condition1
    • concrete that sets hard within a few hours1
  21. indulging excessively1

Wiktionary Translations for hard:

hard
adjective
  1. of water, high in dissolved calcium compounds
  2. of drink: strong
  3. severe
  4. requiring a lot of effort to do or understand
  5. resistant to pressure
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• hard → porra; palo ↔ paal — (informeel) een stijve penis
• hard → fuerte ↔ fest — haltbar, Widerstand gebend oder bietend, eine große, hoch Dichte aufweisend
• hard → fijo; firme; inconmovible ↔ fest — vollkommen, vollständig, energisch, von hoch Intensität, Stärke, mit großer Macht, Wucht
• hard → duro; rígido ↔ hart — nur mit großem Kraftaufwand verformbar
• hard → fuerte ↔ hart — mit großer Kraft
• hard → duro; rígido ↔ hart — nicht von Mitleid, Mitgefühl oder Barmherzigkeit geleitet - derart, dass es an Grausamkeit grenzt.
• hard → difícil ↔ schwer — Eigenschaft von etwas, das nur mit großem Wissen, großen Fähigkeiten ausgeführt werden kann
• hard → difícil; afanoso ↔ difficile — Non facile, qui nécessite un grand effort.
• hard → duro; firme; difícil ↔ dur — Qui, par suite de sa fermeté, est difficile à pénétrer, à entamer.
• hard → firme; resistente; sólido ↔ ferme — Qui a de la consistance, de la dureté.
• hard → laborioso ↔ laborieux — Qui travaille beaucoup, qui aime le travail.
• hard → inclemente; severo; adusto ↔ sévère — Qui est rigide, sans indulgence.







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