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rough (о жизни); severe; austere; stern (of a person, look, voice, etc.); rigorous; inclement (о климате, погоде); smart (о наказании); rigid; rugged (о человеке); Draconian; Draconic; exacting; flinty; hard; steely; castigatory; hard-baked (на вид); hard-handed; iron-handed; overstrict; punishing; Spartan; unbleached (о ткани); unfatherly; gruelling; inhospitable; slashing; unapproachable; dour; astrictive; gaunt; iron-bound; precarious (Notburga); hard baked; hard handed; intemperate; iron bound; iron handed; inflexible; sound; severe (неукрашенный); unforgiving (Баян); bitter (a bitter wind – резкий ветер Taras); barren; desolate; full of hardship; ruthless; sharp and cruel; strict; trying (как испытание); unadorned; violent; rigourous (dmitry_pirogov); harsh (о законе, наказании Aly19); cruel; bleak; Catonian; frowning; crusty (взгляд q3mi4); strictured (vovazl); oppressive; brown (небеленый); unkindly; fierce (fierce criticism george serebryakov); regimented (the regimented life of a long-term prisoner Taras); implacable (Taras); harsh (of climate, winter, etc.); bleak (о погоде); rhadamanthine (Xenia Hell); stark (о правде, реальности и т.п.: the stark realities of death • Male suicide: It's time to face the stark truth about a growing crisis. • All too often, however, the use of this term has clouded the stark reality of what social exclusion actually means for both clients and service providers. • The stark reality, as opposed to all the rhetoric about assisting small firms, is contained in the figures for company liquidations. • Lockdown offered a tantalising glimpse of a cleaner world, but also revealed a starker truth: that the global economy is not set up to prioritise wellbeing, climate and nature.); heavy handed (forcing an adaptive reuse directive on to the industry and its clients was deemed to be heavy handed and could be counterproductive whysa); steel-eyed (напр.,о взгляде Bartek2001); crude; dry; gruff; haggard; dry nurse; piercing; sharp; strait-laced; tight; sombre (Beloshapkina); tough (Andrey Truhachev) |
