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Take a hard line Meaning in English

expression

TAYK-uh-HARD-LINE
TAYK-uh-HAHD-LINE

परिभाषा

To adopt a strict, firm, or uncompromising attitude or policy, usually in negotiations or discussions.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Common in political and business contexts. Used for people or groups refusing to compromise. Often appears as 'take a hard line on/against [something]'. Implies strong, sometimes strict or tough, determination.

Spanish: adoptar una postura firme - tomar una actitud duraPortuguese (BR): adotar uma postura rígida - ser inflexívelPortuguese (PT): adotar uma posição rígida - ser inflexívelChinese (Simplified): 采取强硬立场Chinese (Traditional): 採取強硬立場Hindi: कड़ा रुख अपनानाArabic: يتخذ موقفاً متشدداًBengali: কঠোর অবস্থান নেওয়া - কঠোর লাইন নেওয়াRussian: занять жёсткую позициюJapanese: 強硬な態度を取るVietnamese: áp dụng lập trường cứng rắnKorean: 강경한 입장을 취하다Turkish: sert bir tutum takınmakUrdu: سخت مؤقف اختیار کرناIndonesian: mengambil sikap tegas

उदाहरण वाक्य

The company decided to take a hard line on lateness.

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Teachers sometimes need to take a hard line to keep order.

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The government chose to take a hard line against corruption.

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If you take a hard line with your kids all the time, it can hurt your relationship.

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Our manager tends to take a hard line on deadlines, so don’t expect any extensions.

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They really took a hard line during the negotiations, refusing to compromise at all.

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