US /hɑrʃ/
・UK /hɑ:ʃ/
because he was a really harsh critic.
A cigarette is dried tobacco leaves mixed with chemicals that make it burn slowly, helping you to absorb nicotine, and flavours that make the smoke less harsh.
Of course, with high school girls going to the desolate, harsh environment Antarctica is, I see absolutely no issue with a bunch of young children exploring an uninhabited and dangerous world by themselves—HEY HOLD ON A SECOND!
Of course with high school girls going to the desolate harsh environment Antarctica is
That more Chinese are undertaking such a radical journey with no guarantees in the U.S. comes as the country is emerging from years of harsh zero COVID rules and facing a wilting economy.
China has only just reopened its borders after harsh zero-COVID rules kept the country effectively shut, and that was also a time when most Chinese passports were not being renewed.
[harsh much, Mr. Green?]
Hammurabi's law code can be pretty insanely harsh, like if a builder builds a shoddy building and then the owner's son dies in a collapse, the punishment for that is the execution of the builder's son.
Hammurabi's law code could be pretty insanely harsh. Like if a builder builds a shoddy building
The sentiments ranged from a lighthearted jab to seriously harsh.
to seriously harsh.
Cairo's a harsh environment
It's like harsh beautiful nature
Customer backlash was swift and harsh, and by October of 2011, plummeting stock prices convinced Netflix to abandon Quickster for good.
Because it's true, whether unjust, harsh or cruel, whatever the case, reliving events will never do any good for you.