hard line

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ˌhard-ˈline adjectiveadj

EXTREMEhaving extreme political beliefs, and refusing to change them 坚持立场的，执着的

a hard-line Marxist

坚定的马克思主义者

→ hard line at hard1(21)

Examples from the Corpus

take/adopt a hard line (on something)• But both sides are taking a hard line.• But the Clinton administration is still taking a hard line.• But when money starts to change hands, they take a harder line.• In 1969 they took a hard line.• But they are taking a hard line in negotiations with the Legislature.• But regulators are taking a harder line these days.• Clinton, in short, did not take a hard line, though he should have.• De Gaulle took a hard line towards the strike.

hard linen

na strict way of dealing with someone or something

The president should abandon his hard line in the region.

take/adopt a hard line (on something)

The school takes a very hard line on drugs.

→ hard

Examples from the Corpus

hard-line• The banning of popular plays is normally associated with the hard-line Calvinist reformers.• a hard-line Communist country• Nabiyev had led the republic's Communist Party under Brezhnev, and was generally seen as a hard-line conservative.• Not surprisingly, the elections did just that, bringing into office hard-line nationalists who oppose interethnic cooperation.• But the church is also divided, with a more moderate faction overshadowed by the hard-line nationalists.• They will boost Communist Party reformers, who are battling hard-line opponents before a crucial autumn party congress.• The amicable resolution suggested the reformist president and hard-line parliament may be trying to break their cycle of confrontation and deadlock.• Ian Paisley, is one of the most hard-line Unionists.

单词	hard line
释义	hard line Word family verbhardenadjectivehardenedhardishhard-and-fasthardbackedhard-bittenhard-boiledhard-earnedhard-foughthard-headedhard-heartedhard-hittinghardlinehardmouthedhardnosedhard-pressedhardshellhard-wearinghard-wiredhard-wonhardworkinghardnounhardenerhardeninghardnesshardshiphardbackhardbakehardballhardbeamhardboardhard copyhard corehard courthard currencyhard diskhard drivehardfacehardgrasshardhackhard hathardheadhard labourhard linehardlinerhard-luck storyhardpartshard rockhard sellhard shoulderhardtackhardtailhardtophardwarehardwaremanhardwood ˌhard-ˈline adjectiveadj EXTREMEhaving extreme political beliefs, and refusing to change them 坚持立场的，执着的 a hard-line Marxist 坚定的马克思主义者 → hard line at hard1(21) Examples from the Corpus take/adopt a hard line (on something)• But both sides are taking a hard line.• But the Clinton administration is still taking a hard line.• But when money starts to change hands, they take a harder line.• In 1969 they took a hard line.• But they are taking a hard line in negotiations with the Legislature.• But regulators are taking a harder line these days.• Clinton, in short, did not take a hard line, though he should have.• De Gaulle took a hard line towards the strike. hard linen na strict way of dealing with someone or something The president should abandon his hard line in the region. take/adopt a hard line (on something) The school takes a very hard line on drugs. → hard Examples from the Corpus hard-line• The banning of popular plays is normally associated with the hard-line Calvinist reformers.• a hard-line Communist country• Nabiyev had led the republic's Communist Party under Brezhnev, and was generally seen as a hard-line conservative.• Not surprisingly, the elections did just that, bringing into office hard-line nationalists who oppose interethnic cooperation.• But the church is also divided, with a more moderate faction overshadowed by the hard-line nationalists.• They will boost Communist Party reformers, who are battling hard-line opponents before a crucial autumn party congress.• The amicable resolution suggested the reformist president and hard-line parliament may be trying to break their cycle of confrontation and deadlock.• Ian Paisley, is one of the most hard-line Unionists.
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