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Definition of hard fork - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
networkTECH. permanent split in a blockchain creating a new versionTECH.
- A hard fork happened, creating a new cryptocurrency version.
- Developers announced a hard fork to implement the new protocol rules.
- A disagreement over fees led to a hard fork of the blockchain last year.
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Expressions with hard
firm cheese made by pressing curds
Parmesan is a popular hard cheese.
resentment or bitterness after a disagreement
They parted without hard feelings despite the argument.
difficult and requiring a lot of effort
The project was hard going but rewarding.
person who hits with great force
The boxer was known as a hard hitter in the ring.
difficult to obtain or achieve
The rare book is hard to get.
with maximum effort or intensity
They ran as hard as they can to catch the last bus.
push someone to work excessively hard
The manager drove his team too hard during the project.
extremely hard and unyielding like stone
The bread was hard as stone after being left out.
misfortune or bad luck
Despite his efforts, he faced hard luck in his business ventures..
having difficulty hearing sounds clearly
She is hard of hearing and uses a hearing aid.
period of difficulty or hardship
She had a hard time adjusting to the new job..
extremely good or impressive
Her performance in the play was hard to beat.
difficult to release or give up
The old memories are hard to let go.
difficult to determine or express clearly
The outcome of the game is hard to say.
method of learning or doing something that involves difficulty or suffering
He learned to manage his finances the hard way after accruing significant debt..
experience a day full of challenges or stress
She seemed tired because she had a hard day.
used to say living or working is full of struggle
After another double shift, he sighed, "it's a hard life."
difficult to determine or decide
It's hard to tell if it will rain today.
laugh with such intensity that tears come from the eyes
The joke made me laugh so hard I cry every time.
suffer a lot because of something bad
Many families were hard hit by the storm.
money in physical form like coins and notes
He prefers to be paid in cold hard cash.
objective data without emotion or bias
The report presented the cold hard facts about the company's financial situation.
receive criticism, teasing, or trouble from others
He got a hard time from his friends for being late.
cause difficulty or trouble for someone
They always give me a hard time at work.
Expressions with fork
pay money unwillingly or reluctantly
I had to fork out $50 for the ticket.
pay a lot of money reluctantly
She had to fork over $100 for the ticket.
pay or hand over something, usually money
He had to fork up a hefty fine for speeding..
branch out from a main route
The trail forks off into two smaller paths.
place where a road splits into two
We stopped at the fork in the road to decide our route.
harm personal health by regularly eating very unhealthy food
If Mark keeps overeating junk food, he will dig his grave with a fork.
consider something finished or completed
After the final edits, stick a fork in the project.
exercise cannot fix problems caused by bad eating habits
You can't outrun your fork, so eat healthy to stay fit..
elongated fork with two prongs for grilling food
He used a barbecue fork to turn the steaks.
fork with long tines for holding meat while carving
He used a carving fork to hold the turkey steady..
small fork used for eating dessert
She picked up the dessert fork to eat her cake..
garden tool with four prongs used for digging
She used a digging fork to turn the soil.
tool used for digging and loosening soil in gardens
The garden fork is essential for preparing the flower beds.
eating tools used together for cutting and picking up food
Please set a knife and fork at each place.
large pronged accessory for holding a hair bun
She used a hair fork to secure her bun.
related to the journey of food from farm to table
Farm-to-fork practices ensure transparency in the food supply chain.
small fork for eating shrimp or shellfish
She used a shrimp fork to eat the prawns.
disposable fork for fast food
The takeaway included a chip fork for convenience.
small fork for eating appetizers or small snacks
He used a cocktail fork to eat the shrimp.
long fork with heatproof handle for fondue
She used a fondue fork to dip bread into the cheese.
small fork for eating cake or pastries
She used a cake fork to enjoy her dessert.
fork with long, narrow tines for eating fish
She used a fish fork to delicately separate the fillet..
resembling a fork with two or more branches
The tree had a fork-like structure.
small fork with three or four tines for eating pastries
She used a pastry fork to eat her cake.
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- French:bifurcation majeure, ...
- German:Hard Fork, ...
- Italian:scissione definitiva, ...
- Spanish:bifurcación dura, ...
- Portuguese:hard fork, ...
- Chinese:硬分叉, ...
- Japanese:ハードフォーク, ...
- Arabic:انقسام صلب, ...
- Hebrew:פִּצּוּל קָשֶׁה, ...
- Russian:хардфорк, ...
- Ukrainian:хардфорк, ...
- Hindi:हार्ड फोर्क, ...
- Bengali:হার্ড ফর্ক, ...
- Catalan:forquilla dura, ...
- Czech:hard fork, ...
- Danish:hard fork, ...
- Dutch:hard fork, ...
- Greek:σκληρό fork, ...
- Hungarian:hard fork, ...
- Khmer:ការបំបែកបណ្តាញប្លុកឆេនជាអចិន្ត្រៃយ៍ដែលបង្កើតកំណែថ្មី, ...
- Korean:하드포크, ...
- Persian:شاخه سخت, ...
- Polish:hard fork, ...
- Portuguese (BR):hard fork, ...
- Romanian:divizare dură, ...
- Swedish:hard fork, ...
- Thai:ฮาร์ดฟอร์ก, ...
- Turkish:sert çatallanma, ...
- Vietnamese:chia tách cứng, ...
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