tough
Phonétique
Américain /tʌf/Anglais /tʌf/
Traductions
ADJdifficile, dur, coriace, rude, résistant, costaud, robuste, sévère, solide
Variantes
- tougher: Comparatif
- toughest: Superlatif
- toughs: Troisième personne du singulier, Pluriel
- toughing: Participe présent
- toughed: Participe passé, Passé simple
Exemples
lawsuit calls for its break-up) and in Europe (where tough new rules on large digital platforms are being finalised)
Source:www.economist.com
Fixing an issue isn’t the tough part; finding the root cause takes more time.
Source:www.xda-developers.com
More and more young people talk about feeling burnt out, question the point of staying in the rat race and, in some cases, feel bruised by their parents' tough love.
Source:www.bbc.com
“Physically she’s going okay, and mentally she’s very tough, very strong, very resilient
Source:edition.cnn.com
This article looks at two important AI models — Llama 3 and Gemini 1.5 Pro — and how they perform in tough reasoning tests that follow the guidelines from Stanford University.
Source:medium.com