toughest

adj.

坚强的( tough的最高级 )；坚韧的；艰苦的；粗暴的

双语释义

adj.(形容词)

1. 坚韧的 not easily cut
2. 坚强的 able to endure hardship
3. 粗暴的rough
4. 老的,硬的 hard to cut or chew
5. 严格的,强硬的severe
6. 困难的difficult

词汇搭配

用作形容词 (adj.)～+名词

• tough competition激烈的竞争

副词+～

• dreadfully tough极其粗鲁的

～+动词

• tough to work with很难与…共事

～+介词

• tough on对…很严格

双语例句

用作形容词(adj.)

1. The government is taking a tough line on drug abuse.
   政府对滥用麻醉药品采取强硬方针。
2. I am well aware that this is a tough job.
   我深知这是一件棘手的工作。
3. Conditions are rather tough here.
   这里条件比较艰苦。
4. The law is tough on offenders.
   该法律对违法者处罚很严厉。

用作名词(n.)

1. A gang of toughs attacked the police.
   一群暴徒袭击了警察。

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