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Is it correct to say that a law is hard or is there any other adjective to talk about laws?
2019年7月11日 18:33
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'Strict', 'severe', and 'harsh' are adjectives that can be used to describe laws. 'Tough' is also frequently used in speech or informal writing. 'Draconian' is a colourful word used to describe extremely harsh laws.
2019年7月11日
Native English speaker from the USA.
The word hard doesn’t work here. I would use the term difficult to live by or difficult to live with. You could also use difficult to adhere to.
Example: The 8:00 Nazi imposed curfew law was difficult to live by as many people were still trying to make their way home at that hour after working all day.
2019年7月11日
Thank you Mary!
2019年7月12日
We use the word strict in English.
2019年7月11日
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