tough

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toughadjektiv
tougher
Komp.
toughest
Super.
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Übersetzungen
He is a tough negotiator.
Он жесткий переговорщик.
The tough fabric can withstand harsh conditions.
Крепкая ткань может выдержать суровые условия.
It was a tough decision to make.
Это было трудное решение.
She has a tough spirit.
У нее стойкий дух.
Definitionen
Strong and durable; not easily broken or worn out.
The tough fabric of the jacket made it perfect for hiking in rough terrain.
Able to endure hardship or pain; resilient.
She is a tough competitor who never gives up, no matter how challenging the situation.
Difficult to deal with or do.
The exam was tough, but I managed to pass with a lot of hard work.
Strict or severe in nature.
The coach is known for his tough training sessions that push athletes to their limits.
toughsubstantiv
toughs
Pl.
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Übersetzungen
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
A person who is strong and resilient, often in a physical or emotional sense.
The boxer was known as a tough in the ring, never backing down from a challenge.
A rough or violent person, often involved in criminal activities.
The neighborhood was notorious for being home to several toughs who intimidated the locals.
toughinterjektion
Used informally to express lack of sympathy or resignation.
Definitionen
Used to indicate that one has no sympathy for someone’s misfortune; an expression of dismissive resignation.
"You forgot the deadline? Tough!"
Synonyme
tough luck
too bad
oh well
that's life
so what