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tough

[tuhf] / tʌf /






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The "Made in Europe" concept has been popular in France for years and Paris has been seeking tough limitations on defence purchases from outside the EU.

From Barron's

"The situation is tough and will demand great sacrifice," said Rodriguez, reiterating Cuba's "willingness to engage in dialogue," though on its own terms.

From Barron's

The wind was blowing so hard it was tough to catch enough to fill his lungs.

From Literature

But as the counterpoint to Bad Bunny, one of the most popular musicians and electrifying performers in the world, his set was a tough hang.

From Salon

The Newcastle head coach acknowledged he was going through one of the toughest periods of his reign but is drawing on the experiences of previous difficult periods to turn things round.

From BBC