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更加难
更加硬
1、work harder───更加努力
2、harder───adv.更努力地；更困难地；更辛苦地；更接近地；更猛烈地；更牢固地（hard的比较级）；adj.更难的；更努力的；更坚固的（hard的比较级）；n. (Harder)（英、德、瑞典）哈德（人名）
3、harder and harder───越来越难
4、striving harder───努力奋斗
5、so harder───太难了
6、even harder───甚至更加努力；甚至更加困难；甚至更加坚硬
7、study harder───更努力的学习
8、much───n.(Much)人名；(德)穆赫；(英)马奇；adv.非常，很；adj.大量的；pron.许多，大量
9、harder for───更难的是
1、"It was hard enough for Bain to enter this investment, but imagine how much harder an exit could be, " said one private equity dealmaker.───“贝恩进入这宗投资就够难的了，但想像一下退出的难度会高出多少，”一名私人股本交易撮合者表示。
2、It was probably much harder for older people. Don't you think?—Right.───这对老年人来说可能要困难得多。你不这么认为吗？” — “对。”
3、When they stop beating their wings, they'd be much harder for the bat to distinguish from a leaf or some other object.───当它们停止拍打翅膀，蝙蝠就很难将它们与一片树叶或者其他什么东西区分开。
4、How much harder is that than around the center?───这比围绕中心旋转困难多少呢？
5、If this is welcomed with a stab in the back, you'll know how much harder to push the blade in return.───如果背后中伤似的背叛是叫人快乐的话，你会发现把刀片拔出会有多痛苦。
6、It seems to be an old discussion, we already have the answer for ages, it's all because Yaoming is training much harder than Wangzhizhi.───这应该是老生常谈的一个话题，我们早就知道答案了。都因为姚明要比王治郅训练努力得多。
7、I love my kids, but motherhood is so much harder than I thought it would be.───我爱孩子们，但是当妈MaBi我想象的难多了。
8、It's when you move on to the next and much harder step that it helps most to be in a place where you can find peers and encouragement.───当你开始面对这些棘手的问题时，身处一个四周都是同党的令人振奋的环境就可令你受益匪浅。
9、People might care about giant pandas, but it is much harder to excite them about the fate of tiny sea creatures.───人们可能会关心大熊猫，但让他们对小海洋生物的命运感兴趣要难得多。
1、This year's exam was much harder than last year's.
2、Boxing is real easy. Life is much harder. Floyd Mayweather Jr.
3、Alcohol and soft drinks are much harder to estimate.
4、Later, it became much harder to influence her.
5、, you will have to work much harder.
6、They'd have to try much harder than this.
7、The Government needs to take a much harder look at the arms trade.
8、What's more, they're much harder to squash.
9、This drove a much harder bargain and, it has been suggested, represents the moment at which Edward overplayed his hand.