what's " tres harsh" mean?
i heard this recently. i guess it means "pressure", but i'm not sure. it's not an English phrase，is it? the English dictionary doesn't have its meaning.

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where/in what context did you hear the phrase used? As domasla says, it should mean "very harsh" but in a combination of French and English.  It sounds like something you would hear in a movie when the character/writer is trying to make up some new kind of slang.

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'tres' is french, meaning 'very'

Very harsh?

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