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hardcore in Chinese

hardcore in Chinese is 极端, 淫秽 — hardcore means deeply committed or dedicated to something, often to an extreme degree.

hardcore in Chinese

极端
adj
Pronounced: jí duān
(colloquial) Particularly intense; thrillingly dangerous or erratic; desirably violent in appearance; pleasing or "cool" due to intensity or danger.
淫秽
adj
Pronounced: yín huì
Obscene or explicit.

What does "hardcore" mean?

  1. adj Deeply committed or dedicated to something, often to an extreme degree.
    "My brother is a hardcore gamer who plays for six hours every evening."
  2. noun A fast, aggressive genre of punk or electronic music.
    "I prefer hardcore to pop because the songs are short, loud and fast."
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hardcore in a sentence

  • My brother is a hardcore gamer who plays for six hours every evening.
  • Only the most hardcore runners train through the winter in freezing rain.
  • I prefer hardcore to pop because the songs are short, loud and fast.
  • They played hardcore in a cramped basement while the crowd jumped around.

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What is "hardcore" in Chinese?
"hardcore" in Chinese is 极端, 淫秽. hardcore means: Deeply committed or dedicated to something, often to an extreme degree.
How do you pronounce 极端?
"hardcore" in Chinese is 极端, pronounced "jí duān".
How do you use "hardcore" in a sentence?
Example: "My brother is a hardcore gamer who plays for six hours every evening." In Chinese, "hardcore" is 极端, 淫秽.
Are there other ways to say "hardcore" in Chinese?
Yes — Chinese has 2 translations listed for "hardcore": 极端, 淫秽.
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