I. rough [rʌf] ПРИЛ.
1. rough:
- rough road
-
- rough surface
- acidentado(-a)
2. rough work:
- rough
- tosco(-a)
3. rough voice:
- rough
- áspero(-a)
4. rough (imprecise):
- rough data
- impreciso(-a)
- rough idea
- aproximado(-a)
5. rough person, manner:
- rough
- grosseiro(-a)
6. rough:
- rough sea
- agitado(-a)
- rough weather
- tempestuoso(-a)
rough-and-ready ПРИЛ.
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- improvisado(-a)
-
- despachado(-a)
| I | rough |
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| you | rough |
| he/she/it | roughs |
| we | rough |
| you | rough |
| they | rough |
| I | roughed |
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| you | roughed |
| he/she/it | roughed |
| we | roughed |
| you | roughed |
| they | roughed |
| I | have | roughed |
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| you | have | roughed |
| he/she/it | has | roughed |
| we | have | roughed |
| you | have | roughed |
| they | have | roughed |
| I | had | roughed |
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| you | had | roughed |
| he/she/it | had | roughed |
| we | had | roughed |
| you | had | roughed |
| they | had | roughed |
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Despite their anti-art aesthetic and the rough-and-ready quality of their construction, they have the same symbolic, archetypal anthropomorphic forms as his flat symbolic paintings.
en.wikipedia.org Played with the houselights up, this show turns its rough-and-ready execution into a virtue.
www.theweek.co.uk Duplication, over-competitiveness and rough-and-ready attractions or services could easily damage the industry.
www.stuff.co.nz Its rough-and-ready first edition was a masterclass in the use of comedy against industrialised death and military officialdom, which became its trademark.
www.independent.co.uk Each of these hypotheses makes rough-and-ready sense, but not even their creators find them totally convincing.
www.slate.com