YoYo
what's the meaning of "a hard blue" and "a hard smile"? i'd like to know more about the usage of "hard" in english idiom .thank you!
15 feb. 2009 09:16
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In addition to what Bill had shared, "a hard smile" might also just mean "a hard to smile"...ex."she smiled a hard smile." And I may also agree to Sellymoo on her answer at "a hard blue". It may just only used more as an adjective. For example, "Has a big yellow sun and a hard blue sky." Yoyo, you may check on this link page for more idioms about "HARD" and their meanings: a HARD nut, a HARD nut to crack, a HARD time, HARD at, HARD of hearing, HARD-nosed, a HARD-on and many more.... http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/hard
16 februari 2009
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Hello, It may just mean a deep/dark blue or it can refer to the music style. In terms of 'hard smile', like Bill said it's a fake/forced smile. ^^ Hope someone can explain 'hard blue' better.
15 februari 2009
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"a hard smile" means a force smile.
15 februari 2009
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