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tough

/tʌf/

Traduction: Décrit quelque chose de solide, durable ou difficile à casser ; s'utilise aussi pour une personne physiquement ou moralement forte., Nom informel désignant une personne robuste, résistante ou difficile à affronter, souvent utilisée pour un individu dur ou bagarreur.

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adjective

/tʌf/A2formal
  • frDécrit quelque chose de solide, durable ou difficile à casser ; s'utilise aussi pour une personne physiquement ou moralement forte.

Describes something that is strong, durable, or difficult to break; also used to describe a person who is physically or mentally strong.

  1. Strong and resilientA2formal

    Physically strong and able to endure hardship or pain.

    frRobuste et résistant

    • He is a tough soldier who never gives up.
    • The material is tough enough to withstand extreme weather.
    • She has a tough spirit that helps her overcome challenges.

    Synonymesdurablehardyresilientrobustruggedstalwartstrongsturdy

    Antonymesdelicatefragilefrailsoftvulnerableweak

  2. Difficult or challengingA2formal

    Requiring great effort, endurance, or skill to accomplish.

    frdifficile, exigeant

    • The exam was really tough for most students.
    • It was a tough decision to leave her hometown.
    • Climbing the mountain was a tough but rewarding experience.

    Synonymesarduouschallengingdemandingdifficultformidablegruelinghardheavyrigorousstrenuous

    Antonymeseasyfacilemanageablesimpletrivial

  3. Strict or severeB1informal

    Firm and uncompromising in rules or discipline.

    frstrict et sévère

    • The coach is tough but fair with the team.
    • My parents were tough about curfews.
    • The teacher has a tough grading policy.

    Synonymesfirmharshrigorousseveresternstrictstringentuncompromising

    Antonymeseasygoingindulgentlenientpermissivesoft

  4. Hard to chew or cutA2informal

    Describing food that is difficult to bite or cut due to being firm or fibrous.

    frDifficile à mâcher ou à couper

    • The steak was too tough to eat.
    • This bread is tough because it's stale.
    • The meat was tough and chewy.

    Synonymeschewyfibrousgristlyhardleatherystringy

    Antonymestender

Formes
  • tougher comparative form
  • toughest superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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noun

/tʌf/A2formal
  • frNom informel désignant une personne robuste, résistante ou difficile à affronter, souvent utilisée pour un individu dur ou bagarreur.

A noun referring to a person who is strong, resilient, or difficult to deal with, often used informally.

indénombrable

  1. A violent or aggressive personB2informal

    A person who is rough, violent, or intimidating, often involved in criminal activities.

    frvoyou

    • The bar was full of toughs looking for a fight.
    • A group of toughs surrounded him in the alley.
    • The movie features a gang of street toughs.

    Synonymesbrawlerbullygangsterheavyhoodlumhooliganmugroughrowdyruffianthug

Formes
  • toughs plural form
  • toughs' possessive plural form
  • tough's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

Conditions héritées

Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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