tougher
આકરા
definition
adjective
tough backpacks for climbers
(of a substance or object) strong enough to withstand adverse conditions or rough or careless handling.
the training has been quite tough
involving considerable difficulty or hardship; requiring great determination or effort.
translation of 'tougher'
adjective
અઘરું,
મજબૂત
example
Gilbart was still very strong and 'tough' - the bulging muscles and calloused hands proved this.
I have a headache, and all I've had to chew on are these infernal, 'tough' pieces of salt meat.
Yet, it's a vehicle for tough people venturing into 'tough' areas.
‘They are a good side and it will be a 'tough' match,’ he had offered dutifully beforehand, and he wasn't wrong.
‘Reg is a real fighter by nature, he is as 'tough' as old boots and will not give in,’ said Linn.
Recipes from regions where 'tough' meat is the norm often call for a marinade made with fruit or juice.
I've been grazing among the blogs and chewing that question like a 'tough' mouthful of cud.
They're very 'tough' on executive privilege in general, and on the flow of information more broadly than that.
Here she's at her best, in a part that requires her to be 'tough' and crude, a relentless force of pure ego.
Both goals were stamped with class but it was 'tough' on City, who hardly warranted being behind by one, never mind two.
Many of them have led hard lives already, and they are 'tough' , angry and unforgiving.
Bags are sent wrapped in tissue, wrapped in recycled plastic, then sealed into a recyclable 'tough' paper mailer bag.
Driver 2 is equally 'tough' , but at least this time the missions aren't impossibly hard from the very outset.
The move is designed to streamline the prosecution of people who make false claims, and forms part of the companies' new, 'tough' approach.
This was a very 'tough' , exciting match and at half time we were down 2 tries.
To be fair to him, he's as 'tough' as old boots and he just galloped to the line.
When it comes to hard work in 'tough' areas, no one can match him and it's not by accident that Sinn Féin have consistently failed to get a toehold in his area.
This is moisture resistant and forms a 'tough' coating which can be washed with soap and water.
However, the 'tough' Belgian was able to recover enough to catch the pack and hand with the grupetto on the final climb.
But I grew up in a 'tough' area of the East End of London and didn't have it easy.
He has had a year off the sport with injury and yet, in a 'tough' , exhausting match, he was everywhere.
All of the following clothes are made up of a 'tough' material which should be strong against almost all elements of magic.
Colchester police have launched a new 'tough' approach on people begging in the town, which a spokesman said should solve the problem faced by shopkeepers.
It is 'tough' on her, because everyone puts so much emphasis on the past and right now is the future.
But these lads are from the inner city with all the dangers and things that go on in 'tough' areas.
North Yorkshire Police said that while they were not holding a specific campaign this summer, they would still be 'tough' on drink-drivers.
Galvin's characters jump off the page at you whether he is describing a 'tough' young cop like Fox or ‘Beano’ his snout.
Football's about 'tough' uncompromising individuals, who bleed real blood, take no prisoners and fight to the very end, yeah?
Most of them are sipping coffee, or reading newspapers, or chewing morosely on 'tough' bread.
The meat was a little 'tough' , but the flavour, infused with lemon, was delicious, a light meat somewhere between lamb and beef.
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