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hardest 英'hɑːdɪst美'hɑːdɪst 高COCA⁸⁸⁸²BNC¹¹¹⁰¹Economist⁵⁷⁷⁴
基本英英记法例句Thesaurus例句
adv.极难地²adj.最难的⁹⁶形容词hard的最高级².原型hard的最高级
形容词 hard:
not easy; requiring great physical or mental effort to accomplish or comprehend or enduredispassionate;resisting weight or pressurevery strong or vigorouscharacterized by effort to the point of exhaustion; especially physical effortproduced without vibration of the vocal cordsof light transmitted directly from a pointed light sourceof speech sounds; produced with the back of the tongue raised toward or touching the velumgiven to excessive indulgence of bodily appetites especially for intoxicating liquorsbeing distilled rather than fermented; having a high alcoholic contentunfortunate or hard to beardried outhard +-estS.形|副最…⇒adv.极难地adj.最难的形容词hard的最高级.
形容词99%,副词1%
用作形容词The thirtieth math question was thehardest.第三十道数学题是最难的。
Thehardestthing is writing a recommendation for someone we know.最难的事情，是为一个认识的人写介绍信。as in.best
同义词 utmostSunday best,all one's got,best shot,highest endeavor,level best
反义词 worst
bestnoun highest personal effort
Sunday best,all one's got,best shot,highest endeavor,level best,utmost Wide-open spaces such as plains and prairies are among the hardest landscapes of all to photograph well because often they lack an obvious point of interest.
像草原和平原这样广阔的空间基本上是最难拍好的风景。这是因为通常很难找到一个合适的主体兴趣点。 yeeyan |