Noun:

కఠిన కాలము,

hard time's Usage Examples:

Former rival Michael Hayes said in a 2016 interview: I have a real, real hard time believing that Gino Hernandez OD'd.

Interestingly during class, Bart performs well on tests (having memorized the answers from his previous experience in the third grade), while Lisa has a hard time adjusting to the class.

gentlemen who have fallen on hard times, plan to travel through small towns, entrap young heiresses, steal their money and move on.

The 1925 Union crisis and the creation of the United Church of Canada, along with the Great Depression, brought about a period of hard times for the church and it wasn't until 1949 that the congregation could hold a mortgage-burning ceremony.

After his wife's death, he grows closer to his daughters and also to the world of wizardry, serving as a comforter and encourager to wizards who are going through a hard time, notably to Filif and Tom in Wizard's Holiday.

The real Peter Criss was mourning his mother at the time and was distressed to learn that his friends and associates believed he had fallen on hard times.

There he had a hard time with coach Cesare Prandelli, and eventually returned to Cruzeiro, after.

Gdańsk shipyards have fallen on hard times.

densely rhyming tongue-twisters and Knox (a yellow anthropomorphic dog) who has a hard time following up Fox"s tongue-twisters until the end.

Despite its good looks, the building eventually fell on hard times and became a single-room occupancy.

Matt was also notably compassionate toward those who had fallen on hard times or who had lost a loved one to crime or violence.

Synonyms:

temporary, parttime, underemployed, odd-job, half-time, irregular,

Antonyms:

full-time, impermanence, stable, permanent, nonworker,