Definition of hard-earned in English:

hard-earned

adjectiveˈhɑːdəːndˈˌhɑrd ˈərnd

Having taken a great deal of effort to earn or acquire.
辛苦得来的，来之不易的
her hard-earned money
辛苦挣来的钱。
Example sentencesExamples
- Choosing unique roles has become his priority since his success was hard-earned.
- However it was the ice cool Mick Devlin who potted the black and gave Dunnes a hard-earned victory.
- Outrageous fortune always makes for a good story, while hard-earned success seems less worthy of comment.
- That's why we consider these amendments a poor investment of effort and the sportsmen's hard-earned dollars.
- We need our hard-earned money to pay all the rest of our bills.
- There are enough problems farmers face to let their hard-earned produce end up at a dump-site.
- A half on the 18th green gave Garcia and Luke Donald a hard-earned point against Jim Furyk and Fred Funk.
- The hard-earned power by the government at the Centre has made it sit and consider giving free power to farmers.
- We were dropped off by the Hawk in a Land Rover, and the driver gave us the keys to the plane and sped back to the hangar for a hard-earned tea break.
- At its core, she says, the text tells the story of a woman who loses her hard-earned sense of control.
- Students paying hard-earned money for English language learning should expect no less.
- They clinched promotion with a hard-earned win over Breaffy in Claremorris last Sunday.
- Shipton continued their dominance at the top of division two with a hard-earned three points at home to Hemingbrough.
- When a man thirsts, there is little that can stand between him and a cold, hard-earned glass of alcohol.
- The result was a hard-earned draw, the same as when they sparred before, and it made their friendship even stronger.
- There were sunny blue skies overhead as the hard-earned flag made its way up the school's flag pole.
- Living on a budget, as most people have to, there's a constant trade off when planning what to spend hard-earned money on.
- The thread is dealing with a potential loss of hard-earned freedom disguised as healthcare reform.
- Ballina responded, but were repelled by a resolute defence to hold out for a hard-earned victory.
- The manner in which he handled himself at Old Trafford when things were not going well won him some hard-earned respect.

Definition of hard-earned in US English:

hard-earned

adjectiveˈˌhärd ˈərndˈˌhɑrd ˈərnd

Having taken a great deal of effort to earn or acquire.
辛苦得来的，来之不易的
my few hard-earned dollars mean a lot to my family
Example sentencesExamples
- They clinched promotion with a hard-earned win over Breaffy in Claremorris last Sunday.
- When a man thirsts, there is little that can stand between him and a cold, hard-earned glass of alcohol.
- Ballina responded, but were repelled by a resolute defence to hold out for a hard-earned victory.
- At its core, she says, the text tells the story of a woman who loses her hard-earned sense of control.
- The thread is dealing with a potential loss of hard-earned freedom disguised as healthcare reform.
- We were dropped off by the Hawk in a Land Rover, and the driver gave us the keys to the plane and sped back to the hangar for a hard-earned tea break.
- There were sunny blue skies overhead as the hard-earned flag made its way up the school's flag pole.
- The hard-earned power by the government at the Centre has made it sit and consider giving free power to farmers.
- We need our hard-earned money to pay all the rest of our bills.
- That's why we consider these amendments a poor investment of effort and the sportsmen's hard-earned dollars.
- However it was the ice cool Mick Devlin who potted the black and gave Dunnes a hard-earned victory.
- Students paying hard-earned money for English language learning should expect no less.
- Choosing unique roles has become his priority since his success was hard-earned.
- There are enough problems farmers face to let their hard-earned produce end up at a dump-site.
- Living on a budget, as most people have to, there's a constant trade off when planning what to spend hard-earned money on.
- Shipton continued their dominance at the top of division two with a hard-earned three points at home to Hemingbrough.
- The result was a hard-earned draw, the same as when they sparred before, and it made their friendship even stronger.
- Outrageous fortune always makes for a good story, while hard-earned success seems less worthy of comment.
- A half on the 18th green gave Garcia and Luke Donald a hard-earned point against Jim Furyk and Fred Funk.
- The manner in which he handled himself at Old Trafford when things were not going well won him some hard-earned respect.

单词	hard-earned
释义	Definition of hard-earned in English: hard-earned adjectiveˈhɑːdəːndˈˌhɑrd ˈərnd Having taken a great deal of effort to earn or acquire. 辛苦得来的，来之不易的 her hard-earned money 辛苦挣来的钱。 Example sentencesExamples Choosing unique roles has become his priority since his success was hard-earned. However it was the ice cool Mick Devlin who potted the black and gave Dunnes a hard-earned victory. Outrageous fortune always makes for a good story, while hard-earned success seems less worthy of comment. That's why we consider these amendments a poor investment of effort and the sportsmen's hard-earned dollars. We need our hard-earned money to pay all the rest of our bills. There are enough problems farmers face to let their hard-earned produce end up at a dump-site. A half on the 18th green gave Garcia and Luke Donald a hard-earned point against Jim Furyk and Fred Funk. The hard-earned power by the government at the Centre has made it sit and consider giving free power to farmers. We were dropped off by the Hawk in a Land Rover, and the driver gave us the keys to the plane and sped back to the hangar for a hard-earned tea break. At its core, she says, the text tells the story of a woman who loses her hard-earned sense of control. Students paying hard-earned money for English language learning should expect no less. They clinched promotion with a hard-earned win over Breaffy in Claremorris last Sunday. Shipton continued their dominance at the top of division two with a hard-earned three points at home to Hemingbrough. When a man thirsts, there is little that can stand between him and a cold, hard-earned glass of alcohol. The result was a hard-earned draw, the same as when they sparred before, and it made their friendship even stronger. There were sunny blue skies overhead as the hard-earned flag made its way up the school's flag pole. Living on a budget, as most people have to, there's a constant trade off when planning what to spend hard-earned money on. The thread is dealing with a potential loss of hard-earned freedom disguised as healthcare reform. Ballina responded, but were repelled by a resolute defence to hold out for a hard-earned victory. The manner in which he handled himself at Old Trafford when things were not going well won him some hard-earned respect. Definition of hard-earned in US English: hard-earned adjectiveˈˌhärd ˈərndˈˌhɑrd ˈərnd Having taken a great deal of effort to earn or acquire. 辛苦得来的，来之不易的 my few hard-earned dollars mean a lot to my family Example sentencesExamples They clinched promotion with a hard-earned win over Breaffy in Claremorris last Sunday. When a man thirsts, there is little that can stand between him and a cold, hard-earned glass of alcohol. Ballina responded, but were repelled by a resolute defence to hold out for a hard-earned victory. At its core, she says, the text tells the story of a woman who loses her hard-earned sense of control. The thread is dealing with a potential loss of hard-earned freedom disguised as healthcare reform. We were dropped off by the Hawk in a Land Rover, and the driver gave us the keys to the plane and sped back to the hangar for a hard-earned tea break. There were sunny blue skies overhead as the hard-earned flag made its way up the school's flag pole. The hard-earned power by the government at the Centre has made it sit and consider giving free power to farmers. We need our hard-earned money to pay all the rest of our bills. That's why we consider these amendments a poor investment of effort and the sportsmen's hard-earned dollars. However it was the ice cool Mick Devlin who potted the black and gave Dunnes a hard-earned victory. Students paying hard-earned money for English language learning should expect no less. Choosing unique roles has become his priority since his success was hard-earned. There are enough problems farmers face to let their hard-earned produce end up at a dump-site. Living on a budget, as most people have to, there's a constant trade off when planning what to spend hard-earned money on. Shipton continued their dominance at the top of division two with a hard-earned three points at home to Hemingbrough. The result was a hard-earned draw, the same as when they sparred before, and it made their friendship even stronger. Outrageous fortune always makes for a good story, while hard-earned success seems less worthy of comment. A half on the 18th green gave Garcia and Luke Donald a hard-earned point against Jim Furyk and Fred Funk. The manner in which he handled himself at Old Trafford when things were not going well won him some hard-earned respect.
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