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1) tough |
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| Very difficult; severely testing stamina or resolution. A rugged competitive examination. The rugged conditions of frontier life. The competition was tough. It`s a tough life. It was a tough job. | مشکل
کٹھن |
2) toughNoun
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| An aggressive and violent young criminal. | غنڈہ بدمعاش نو جوان غنڈا |
3) toughNoun
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| A cruel and brutal fellow. | بدمعاش
بد اخلاق شخص بے رحم ساتھی جھگڑالو |
4) tough |
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| Violent and lawless. The more ruffianly element. Tough street gangs. | ظالمانہ انداز سے |
5) tough |
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| Feeling physical discomfort or pain (`tough' is occasionally used colloquially for `bad'). My throat feels bad. She felt bad all over. He was feeling tough after a restless night. | درد محسوس ہونا |
6) tough |
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| Unfortunate or hard to bear. Had hard luck. A tough break. | کڑا |
7) tough |
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| Making great mental demands; hard to comprehend or solve or believe. A baffling problem. I faced the knotty problem of what to have for breakfast. A problematic situation at home. | الجھا ہوا پیچیدہ مشکل |
