Que signifie hardly en anglais?

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hardly Signification, définition

0 almost not at all -- à peine
- Back then we hardly knew each other. A l’époque nous nous connaissions à peine.
- I could hardly hear what she was saying. Je pouvais à peine entendre ce qu’elle disait.
- My parents hardly ever argued when we were kids. Mes parents ne se disputaient presque jamais quand nous étions enfants.
1 not -- certainement pas
- He’s hardly going to ignore the insult. Il ne va certainement pas ignorer cette insulte.
- It’s hardly surprising he got sick after eating so much. Ce n’est guère surprenant qu’il ait été malade après avoir autant mangé.
2 almost no, none, never etc -- presque
- Hardly anybody goes to that club nowadays
- I hardly ever go out.
3 only just; almost not -- à peine
- My feet are so sore, I can hardly walk
- I had hardly got on my bicycle when I got a puncture.
4 probably not -- pas précisement
- He’s hardly likely to forgive you after what you said about him.

In point of fact, we have hardly reacted at all.
They hardly considered the environmental aspect at all.
Just five years ago, however, hardly anyone would have thought that it might be possible to implement it in the foreseeable future.
There are hardly any schools, hardly any infrastructure and corruption is rife.
On top of that, these allwheeldrive vehicles are actually hardly ever used offroad any more, but rather, for various reasons, mainly on the streets of our cities.
For example, small businesses were hardly represented at all on the committee that looked at regulation.
The young generation that has grown up since then has hardly been able to go outside their own borders.
It seems to be evident, though, that in some markets this type of insurance cover is hardly used, and that better promotion is needed.