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hard court

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hard court
n.
A tennis court with a hard surface, such as asphalt, rather than grass. Courts with a clay surface are usually considered hard courts outside of the United States.

hardcourt (härdkôrt, -krt) adj.
Translations
Spanish hard court n (TENNIS) → pista or cancha (de tenis) de cemento
French hard court n (Tennis) → court m en dur
German hard court hard n (Tennis) → Hartplatz m
Italian hard court n (TENNIS) → campo in terra battuta

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The majority of courts in the United States are hard court surfaces of concrete and asphalt overlaid with a color coating usually composed of textured latex, rubber or other synthetic materials.
For this project, Jarmel Kizel obtained all use variances, as the property had to be rezoned, provided engineering services for all new mechanical systems, and provided architectural design for turf, track and hard court areas, as well as weight areas, physical therapy rooms, office space and common areas for employee use.
In one of her final USTA events before beginning fall practice at Virginia, McVitty - a Calabasas High graduate - is seeded third in the 18- under draw at The Racquet Club of Memphis, looking to add a clay court title to her hard court victory at the Winter Nationals in Arizona in January.
 
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