Tough
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定义
(a) tough (problem, case): 困难的，麻烦的（问题，案例）
(a) tough (person): 坚强的，不屈不挠的；坚韧的（人）
(a) tough (material): 牢固的；强壮的，结实的（材料）
Pronunciation examples
UK: The environment is one of today's toughest problems.
US: Kevin is tough because he grew up in a tough neighborhood.
示例
- "Tough son of a bitch."
- "That's a tough one."
- "Titanium is light and tough - that's why they make airplanes out of this stuff!"
- "Donna : Oh, my word Lucy, that's a tough question."
- "It seems like you've really got a knack for press conferences, although you should expect some tougher questions in the future."
- "Susie : Are you tough enough?"
- "Oh, so as I was saying, it will be tough to find a room for tonight, but I'll see what I can do."
- "This weekend's tough, will there be chocolates?"
- "These days, boasting about short nights seems more silly than manly, not to mention that anyone still working on Wall Street is lucky to have a job during these tough economic times!"
- "But I've got to warn you, these are some pretty serious tough hombres back there..."
- "You don't look so tough now, huh?"
- "Bob the Brit : Alright, let me see those hands in the air, tough guy!"
- "You will see that it is tough and hard to swallow."
- "Tough! Tough!"
- "We can do this right now, tough guy."
- "It was a tough competition, but Mr Oleré eventually outclassed his canine competitors by using his human brain to his advantage."
- "They are trying to break me, Bruno, and I am afraid that despite my rugged, tough exterior, I may not last."
- "That's tough!"
