hardness in Czech
hardness in Czech is tvrdost — hardness means the quality of being physically hard or resistant to scratching, cutting, or denting.
hardness in Czech
tvrdost
The quality of being hard.
What does "hardness" mean?
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noun The quality of being physically hard or resistant to scratching, cutting, or denting.
"Diamond has the highest hardness of any natural material."
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noun The amount of dissolved minerals, especially calcium, in water.
"The hardness of the tap water left limescale on the kettle."
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hardness in a sentence
- Diamond has the highest hardness of any natural material.
- Engineers test the hardness of the alloy before using it.
- The hardness of the tap water left limescale on the kettle.
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What is "hardness" in Czech?
"hardness" in Czech is tvrdost. hardness means: The quality of being physically hard or resistant to scratching, cutting, or denting.
How do you use "hardness" in a sentence?
Example: "Diamond has the highest hardness of any natural material." In Czech, "hardness" is tvrdost.
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