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rugged

/ˈrʌɡ.ɪd/

Traducción: Describe algo áspero, desigual o resistente; se usa a menudo para paisajes, terrenos o una apariencia física fuerte y severa.

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adjective

/ˈrʌɡ.ɪd/B2formal
  • esDescribe algo áspero, desigual o resistente; se usa a menudo para paisajes, terrenos o una apariencia física fuerte y severa.

Describes something that is rough, uneven, or sturdy; often used for landscapes, terrain, or a person's strong, tough appearance.

  1. Rough and uneven terrainB1formal

    Having a rough, uneven, or rocky surface; not smooth.

    esTerreno accidentado

    • The hikers crossed the rugged mountain terrain.
    • The coastline is known for its rugged cliffs.
    • They drove through rugged countryside in their jeep.

    Sinónimosbrokenbumpycraggyirregularjaggedrockyroughstonyuneven

    Antónimosevenflatlevelsmooth

  2. Strong and durableB1formal

    Designed to be strong, sturdy, and able to withstand harsh conditions.

    esResistente y duradero

    • This is a rugged laptop built for outdoor use.
    • The watch has a rugged design that resists water and shock.
    • Rugged boots are essential for hiking in the wilderness.

    Sinónimosdurablehardyheavy-dutyrobuststoutsturdysubstantialtough

    Antónimosdelicateflimsyfragilefrailtenderweak

  3. Attractively strong-featuredB2informal

    Having a strong, masculine, and often handsome appearance.

    esde rasgos atractivos y fuertes

    • He has a rugged face with a strong jawline.
    • The actor is known for his rugged good looks.
    • She found his rugged charm very appealing.

    Sinónimoschiseledcraggymanlymasculinevirile

Formas
  • more rugged comparative form
  • most rugged superlative form
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