tough
US /tʌf/
・UK /tʌf/
A2 初級英檢中級
adj.形容詞(肉等)老的；咬不動的
He had a difficult time eating the tough meat
adj.形容詞堅韌的：艱苦的：困難的
Last night's homework assignment was very tough
adj.形容詞強硬的；嚴格的
The teacher is tough because she wants the best work
adj.形容詞堅韌的
These tough vegetables are difficult to cut
adj.形容詞不屈不撓的
She is tough emotionally and can handle the pressure
adj.形容詞棘手的；費勁的
It is tough to get the boy to do anything
adj.形容詞剛強的
She was a tough girl from a poor neighborhood
n.名詞硬漢
He thinks he's a tough, but he's really just a bully
v.t.及物動詞使變堅強
The gang toughed him up before letting him join
v.t./i.動詞 (及物/不及物)忍受
He toughed it out and finished the race despite his injury.
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你有權利被遺忘嗎？| 偶像頻道｜PBS數字工作室 (Do You Have the Right to Be Forgotten? | Idea Channel | PBS Digital Studios)
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- is already tough.
已經很困難了
託尼-羅賓斯的十大成功法則 (Tony Robbins's Top 10 Rules For Success)
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- make my life work because it's tough out there, and I want to be stronger than I've ever been
讓我的生活工作，因為這是艱難的在那裡， 我想比我強去過
- so that's what most people find a way to do. Even when economic times get tough, most people,
所以這就是大多數人找到一個方法來做到。 即使在經濟困難時期，大多數人，
