Okay, the user wants me to translate "hard-of-hearing" into Italian. Let me think about the correct term. "Hard-of-hearing" refers to someone with hearing difficulty. In Italian, the common term is "sordo" for deaf, but "hard-of-hearing" might be more accurately translated as "con problemi d'udito" or "udito ridotto". Wait, maybe "sordo" is acceptable, but sometimes "con problemi d'udito" is more precise. Let me check a reliable source or dictionary. According to some references, "hard-of-hearing" is often translated as "sordo" in Italian, but in formal contexts, "con problemi d'udito" might be preferred to avoid assuming total deafness. However, the user's previous interaction had "sordo" as the translation. Since the user specified to output only the translation without explanations, I should stick with the most accurate term. I think "sordo" is the standard translation here. So the answer is "sordo".
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