tough
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noun
verb
adjective
ခိုင်သော
- tough leather boots.
အကြမ်းခံနိုင်သော
- He should recover—he's pretty tough.
~ esp US ကြမ်းသော
စရိုက်ကြမ်းသော
- He often plays the tough guy in Hollywood movies.
ရင့်သော
ပျဉ်းတွဲသော
~ on/with sb/sth ကြမ်းသော
ဗန်း ပွဲကြမ်းသော
- It's time to get tough with football hooligans.
ခက်ခဲသော
ကြမ်းတမ်းသော
- It's tough finding a job these days.
~ on sb informal ကံဆိုးသော
- It's rather tough on him getting ill just before his holiday.
~ showing a lack of sympathy
- 'I haven't got any money.' 'Tough!'
antonym
~ 3 words opposite to tough.
thesaurus
~ 39 words related to tough as Adjective.
- tough
- hard-bitten
- hard-boiled
- pugnacious
- tough-minded
- unsentimental
- hard
- insensitive
- rugged
- difficult
- toughened
- calloused
- thickened
- enured
- inured
- hardened
- weather-beaten
- experienced
- strong
- sturdy
- ruffianly
- violent
- bad
- uncomfortable
- cartilaginous
- gristly
- rubbery
- chewy
- coriaceous
- leathered
- leatherlike
- leathery
- fibrous
- sinewy
- stringy
- unchewable
- hempen
- inedible
- uneatable
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