go hard with (someone)



go hard with (someone)

To be difficult, problematic, or unpleasant for someone; to be to someone's disadvantage, harm, or misfortune. It will go hard with John if he doesn't realize that Tommy is only interested in him for his money. It's going to go hard with us if the government cuts our funding any further.
See also: hard

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Yo'ash-Biblical Hebrew
Eadric-Anglo-Saxon
Alfredoahl-FRE-do (Italian), ahl-FRE-dho (Spanish)Italian, Spanish, Portuguese
Bampfylde['bæmpʃi:ld]
FeidhlimFE-limIrish
SuloSOO-loFinnish