rugged

UK
/ˈrʌɡɪd/
US
/ˈrʌɡɪd/

Traductions

ruggedadjective
ruggeder
Comp.
ruggedest
Super.
UK
/ˈrʌɡɪd/
US
/ˈrʌɡɪd/
The rugged terrain made the hike challenging.
Грубый рельеф сделал поход сложным.
He had a rugged appearance that intimidated others.
У него была суровая внешность, которая пугала других.
The rugged road was difficult to drive on.
Неровная дорога была трудной для вождения.
rugverb

rugged

Past Simple

rugged
Past Simple
rugged
Past Participle
rugging
Gerund
Transitive verb meaning ‘to cover with a rug’; used especially with animals or furniture.
Synonymes
lay (a rug)
drape (with a rug)
throw a rug over

Définitions

ruggedadjective
Having a rough, uneven surface.
The rugged terrain made the hike challenging but rewarding.
Strongly built or sturdy.
The rugged construction of the vehicle made it ideal for off-road adventures.
Having a determined or robust character.
His rugged determination helped him overcome many obstacles in life.
Having a rough or weathered appearance, often used to describe a person's features.
The actor's rugged good looks made him a favorite for action movie roles.
Demanding, difficult, or challenging to endure or accomplish.
The triathlon is a rugged test of stamina.
rugverb
To cover (a person, animal, or object) with a rug or similar covering.
They rugged the horses before the temperature dropped overnight.