I. tough [tʌf] ПРИЛ.
1. tough a. перенос. (strong):
- tough material, person
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- tough material, person
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2. tough a. перенос. (hard):
- tough
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3. tough (strict):
- tough
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4. tough (determined):
- tough
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- tough
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5. tough (stringent):
- tough
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6. tough (difficult):
- tough customer
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- tough customer
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- tough winter, competition
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- tough competition
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- tough competition
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7. tough (violent):
| I | tough |
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| you | tough |
| he/she/it | toughs |
| we | tough |
| you | tough |
| they | tough |
| I | toughed |
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| you | toughed |
| he/she/it | toughed |
| we | toughed |
| you | toughed |
| they | toughed |
| I | have | toughed |
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| you | have | toughed |
| he/she/it | has | toughed |
| we | have | toughed |
| you | have | toughed |
| they | have | toughed |
| I | had | toughed |
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| you | had | toughed |
| he/she/it | had | toughed |
| we | had | toughed |
| you | had | toughed |
| they | had | toughed |
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This is a perennial herb growing from a tough caudex covered in large hairs and the bases of leaves shed in previous seasons.
en.wikipedia.org He is presently going through tough times, mentally and financially following his father's demise.
en.wikipedia.org I was always matched tough, and it was always expected thing to get matched tough.
en.wikipedia.org In tough times more than ever, people crave a sense of community support.
en.wikipedia.org So yes, she now sounds tough and street smart; she can wail with a vocal strength she never demonstrated before.
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