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I. tough <tougher toughest> [америк. təf, брит. tʌf] ПРИЛ.
1.1. tough (strong, hard-wearing):
tough fabric/rubber/clothing
tough fabric/rubber/clothing
1.2. tough meat:
tough (not tender)
tough (leathery)
2.1. tough (physically, emotionally resilient):
tough
2.2. tough (aggressive, violent):
tough
he's just trying to be a tough guy разг.
3.1. tough (strict, uncompromising):
tough boss/teacher
tough boss/teacher
tough boss/teacher
tough legislation/terms/line
tough policy/discipline
tough policy/discipline
tough negotiator
to be tough on sb (strict)
ser duro or severo con alguien
to be tough on sb (unfair)
ser injusto para con alguien
3.2. tough (difficult):
tough exam/decision/question
tough exam/decision/question
they had a tough time
they had a tough time
3.3. tough as межд. разг.:
tough (luck)!
II. tough [америк. təf, брит. tʌf] НАРЕЧ. разг.
1. tough (aggressively):
stop acting tough
no te hagas el gallito or el machito разг.
2. tough (uncompromisingly):
tough
III. tough [америк. təf, брит. tʌf] СУЩ. разг.
tough
matón м. разг.
tough-minded [америк. ˌtəfˈmaɪndəd, брит.] ПРИЛ.
tough-minded person
tough-minded attitude/approach
tough love СУЩ.
tough love
get-tough [ˈɡɛttʌf] ПРИЛ. определит.
get-tough
I. tough out ГЛ. [америк. təf -, брит. tʌf -] (v + o + adv)
to tough it out разг.
to tough it out разг.
to tough it out with sb
to tough it out with sb
no ceder ante alguien
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fortacho (fortacha)
camotudo (camotuda)
tough разг.
tough разг.
atrincado (atrincada)
atrincado (atrincada)
rejudo (rejuda)
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I. tough [tʌf] ПРИЛ.
1. tough:
tough fabric, substance
tough meat, skin
to be tough as old boots meat
2. tough (hardy):
tough person
3. tough (strict):
tough
tough negotiator
to be tough on sb
4. tough (difficult):
tough
tough exam, question
5. tough (violent):
tough
tough neighbourhood
6. tough разг. (unlucky):
tough luck
II. tough [tʌf] СУЩ. америк. разг.
tough
matón(-ona) м. (ж.)
tough out ГЛ. перех.
to tough it out (endure)
to tough it out (face up to)
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английский
английский
nervudo (-a)
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I. tough [tʌf] ПРИЛ.
1. tough:
tough fabric, substance
tough meat, skin
to be tough as old boots meat
2. tough (hardy):
tough person
tough person
3. tough (strict):
tough
tough negotiator
to be tough on sb
4. tough (difficult):
tough
tough exam, question
5. tough (violent):
tough
tough neighborhood
6. tough жарг. (unlucky):
tough luck
II. tough [tʌf] СУЩ. разг.
tough
matón(-ona) м. (ж.)
tough out ГЛ. перех.
to tough it out (endure)
to tough it out (face up to)
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terco (-a)
áspero (-a)
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He has decades of big-game experience, should stabilize second base for us and will be a very tough out near the top of our lineup.
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They're telling you, it's tough out here because we don't have any water.
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However, they will be a tough out in the playoffs.
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It's tough out there, but we are in it together.
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His on-field accolades combined with signature dreadlocks and gregarious personality make him a tough out for any opponent.
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