Pronunciation: English [hɑ? d bl？ k]？ Beauty [hɑ? rd bl？ k]？

Key words:

1, hard

English [hɑ? d]？ Beauty [hɑ? rd]？

Strong; Hard; Strong; Difficult to do; Difficult to understand; Difficult to answer; Suffering; Hard; It's hard.

With great efforts; With difficulty; With difficulty; With great strength; Violently; Thoroughly and seriously.

2. Black

English [bl? k]？ Beauty [bl? k]？

Black; Black; Darkness; Darkness; Black; Black.

Black; Black people; Black people.

Example:

1, a hard black lignite with bright luster, used for jewelry or decoration. ?

A hard black lignite with a smooth surface, used for jewelry and decoration.

Germans have hard brown bread and, if they are lucky, sausages and butter. ?

Germans, on the other hand, have black hard bread and, if they are lucky, sausages and butter.

Extended data:

Hard can mean "laborious, laborious, difficult", "uncompromising, uncompromising", "intense, violent, serious", "unbearable", "harsh voice", "high alcohol content" and so on.

Hard can be used as an attribute or predicative in a sentence, followed by prepositional phrases such as for [to, with], infinitive and that clause.

Hard is an adjective that is meaningful to the subject, indicating what the subject is "difficult". After the infinitive, the subject of the sentence is not the subject of the infinitive, but the object of the infinitive.

Hard modifies a dynamic verb, which is located after a notional verb.

Hard generally means "difficult".

This is a difficult question to answer.

This is a difficult question, which is not easy to answer.

Hard has a special meaning of "hard" in "hard of hearing", so it is not applicable to other places.

Hard can be followed by of and nouns indicating action.