"tough" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés
- Must be unusually tough ice in those parts.
- This stance may seem unusually tough for a newspaper that has enjoyed growing profits since 1983 and earned a record $73 million last year.
- But they could be forgiven for feeling that they were given an unusually tough time of it during this presidential race.
- Advocates for the poor complain that the state is unusually tough about granting extensions to those who apply.
- Napolitano was unusually tough and savvy, even for a Mafia capo.
- In addition, the small-business sector is still having an unusually tough time earning money.
- In this war, American TV news has an unusually tough job.
- His supporters countered that the persistent danger of a military coup called for unusually tough measures.
- At the same time, he was preparing for what was expected to be an unusually tough Senate race.
- The door to the main corridor (82a) is unusually tough, having T 7 and D 16.
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