Harder

Définitions de « harder »

Harder - Verbe

• (Chasse) Action d'attacher ensemble plusieurs chiens au moyen d'un lien commun.

  Dans le sillage de la meute, le chasseur vérifia l'efficacité du harder, liaison essentielle regroupant ses chiens en une unité de poursuite.

• (Pronominal) Action de se regrouper en troupeaux ou bandes.

  Il se harde et, comme on le dit là-haut, il « se coure ».

• (Vieilli) Troquer, échanger des biens ou des services.

  Voulez-vous harder votre cheval contre le mien. Il commence à vieillir.

Étymologie de « harder »

Évolution historique de l’usage du mot « harder » depuis 1800

Synonymes de « harder »

• accoupler
• attacher
• hasarder
• harde

Citations contenant le mot « harder »

• Between them, this portfolio of global brands covers every consumer need. Rexona offers gender-specific antiperspirant products, armed with body-responsive MotionSense technology. The more you move, the harder Rexona works to protect you from sweat and odour.

• Helldivers: Dive Harder inclut un tout nouveau mode de jeu appelé Proving Grounds, un système de chargement amélioré, ainsi que quelques ajustements et changements d’équilibrage. Regardons tout cela en détail.

• But as laser engraving machines become more popular, it's also making it harder to figure out which models and brands are worth your time. After all, there's a world of difference between a laser engraver for a home studio and one built for businesses, each with their own set of unique features and tools. 

• So who are the ruling class? “The privately educated Englishman is the greatest dissembler on earth,” le Carré’s most famous character, George Smiley, says in The Secret Pilgrim. “Nobody will charm you so glibly, disguise his feelings from you better, cover his tracks more skilfully or find it harder to confess to you that he’s been a damn fool.” Who today can look at the former premier David Cameron, or current Prime Minister Boris Johnson—both the products of Eton and Oxford—and not smile reading these lines?

• "The privately educated Englishman is the greatest dissembler on earth… Was, is now and ever shall be for as long as our disgraceful school system remains intact. Nobody will charm you so glibly, disguise his feelings from you better, cover his tracks more skilfully or find it harder to confess to you that he's been a damn fool. Nobody acts braver when he's frightened stiff, or happier when he's miserable; nobody can flatter you better when he hates you than your extrovert Englishman or woman..."

• A mother loses her son, a brother loses a brother. And this is the story of a man lost to, and by society. It is a memoir, it is a remembrance, and it is a guttural cry for us all to take those we love and hold them closer, to love them harder – to fight for them, in a society that gives up on men like Gary all too easily.

• Dysplasie de la hanche, entropion, glande de harder et ligaments croisés sont à surveiller.

• Le musée du cidre, Arbon, Suisse. Maître(s) d’ouvrage : Mosterei Möhl AG – Architecte(s) : Harder Speyermann Architekten ETH/SIA – Concepteur(s) lumière : lichtgestaltende ingenieure Vogtpartner – Sektor4 – Scénarios : Aroma Productions AG – Fabricant iGuzzini

Traductions du mot « harder »

Sources et ressources complémentaires

• Définitions du Dictionnaire de l’Académie française, huitième édition (1932-1935)
• Définitions du Littré (1872-1877)
• Définitions du Wiktionnaire
• Définitions du TLFi
• Synonymes de harder sur lebonsynonyme.fr
• Citations du mot « harder » (12)