Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
take-something-hard
Phrase
/teɪk ˈsʌmθɪŋ hɑrd/
Definition
To encounter a challenge or difficulty in a situation, requiring effort or resilience to overcome.
Examples
- When she lost her job, she really had to take it hard and find a way to bounce back.
- Taking on responsibilities at work can sometimes make you feel like you’re taking something hard.
- He had to take the news hard when he learned about his friend’s illness.
Meaning
This phrase implies that someone is facing a tough situation or task that demands a significant amount of strength or spirit to handle.
Synonyms
- Face a challenge
- Take it tough
- Deal with difficulty
- Handle a hard situation
