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Significats de relatively tough en anglès

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Ús de relatively tough en anglès
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Meat butchered from those areas will be relatively tough.
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The UK North Sea nevertheless remains a relatively tough investment area due to high costs and taxes.
Reuters
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The meat comes from mature animals, and is therefore well exercised and relatively tough, lean but flavorful.
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They are therefore relatively tough.
On food and cooking: the science and lore of the kitchen
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Workers are being cautioned to expect the labour market to remain a relatively tough place this year, despite a rebound in sentiment.
Radio NZ
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That stoked unease in Hong Kong, given the relatively tough line Xi has taken in political dealings with the country's financial hub.
Reuters
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The River Plate neighbours will meet again in Chile in a relatively tough Group B that also includes 2011's beaten finalists Paraguay.
Reuters
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Relatively tough limits across Asia on exchange ownership make it difficult for SGX to expand regionally, he added.
Reuters
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