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hard-boiled adjective (STORY) used to describe a style of story, usually about crime and detectives (= people who solve crimes), that includes unpleasant or violent details: This is a series that comes from the tradition of hard-boiled detective novels.
- Hard-boiled
hard-boiled translate: matang. Learn more in the Cambridge...
- Polski
hard-boiled definicja: 1. A hard-boiled egg has been heated...
- Hard-and-fast
HARD-AND-FAST definition: 1. not to be changed: 2. definite...
- Hard-boiled
1. of an egg : boiled until both white and yolk have solidified. 2. a. : devoid of sentimentality : tough. a hard-boiled drill sergeant. b. : of, relating to, or being a detective story featuring a tough unsentimental protagonist and a matter-of-fact attitude towards violence. 3. : hardheaded, practical. hard-boiled business decisions.
hard-boiled | hard boiled: Inglés: Español: hard-boiled egg n (egg boiled until yolk is firm) huevo duro loc nom m : Hard-boiled eggs are frequently required for slicing and adding to salad dishes. Los huevos duros son frecuentemente cortados en tajadas para añadirlos a ensaladas.
hard-boiled adjective (STORY) used to describe a style of story, usually about crime and detectives (= people who solve crimes), that includes unpleasant or violent details: This is a series that comes from the tradition of hard-boiled detective novels.
Hace 5 días · 1. Cookery (of an egg) boiled in the shell long enough for the yolk and white to solidify. 2. informal. tough; unsentimental. a hard-boiled vice-squad detective. 3. marked by a direct, clear-headed approach; realistic. a hard-boiled appraisal of the foreign situation.
Definition of hard-boiled adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
HARD-BOIL definition: 1. If you hard-boil an egg, you heat it in its shell in boiling water until both the white and…. Learn more.
