harsh
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UK harsh adj: (manner: mean) (指态度)
SC 严厉的， 苛刻的 yán lì de
TC 嚴厲的
TC 嚴厲的
She was quite harsh with the kids. She should be nicer to them.
她对孩子太苛刻(or: 严厉）了，她应该对他们好一点。
harsh adj: (climate) (指天气)
SC 严酷的，寒冷的 yán kù de ，hán lěng de
TC 嚴酷的
TC 嚴酷的
They have harsh winters in Norway.
挪威冬天非常寒冷。
harsh adj: (unpleasantly severe)
SC 刺耳的 cì ěr de
SC 难听的 cì ěr de ，nán tīng de
The sound of the city was harsh, with sirens at all hours.
这座城市整天都有警报声响起，非常刺耳。
harsh adj: (punishment) (指处罚)
SC 严厉的，残酷的 yán lì de ，cán kù de
TC 嚴厲的，殘酷的
TC 嚴厲的，殘酷的
The judge imposed a harsh sentence on the criminal.
法官给罪犯判了重刑。
harsh adj: (sound) (指声音)
SC 刺耳的，难听的 cì ěr de ，nán tīng de
There was a harsh sound coming from the machine, so we stopped it.
机器发出刺耳的声音，所以我们停掉了机器。
harsh adj: (voice) (指嗓音)
SC 刺耳的，难听的 cì ěr de ，nán tīng de
Your voice sounds very harsh when you talk about things that make you angry.
你说到让你愤怒的事情时，嗓音就会变得很刺耳。
harsh adj: (words) (指话语)
SC 严厉的，残酷的 yán lì de ，cán kù de
TC 嚴厲的，殘酷的
TC 嚴厲的，殘酷的
His girlfriend had harsh words for him when she learned his plans.
他女朋友知道他的计划后，狠狠地说了他一顿。