Usage of "tough time"

Encara no tenim significats per a "tough time".

Ús de tough time en anglès

South Africa's youngest generation of workers have a tough time finding jobs. 
 The South African 

The company expects a really tough time for the first six months. 
 Reuters 

It's tough time for his family. Matt Alter, Fire Union president said. 
 Reuters 

THERE'S no doubt about it, food is going through a tough time. 
 The Irish Times 

No young person going through a tough time should ever feel alone. 
 News.com.au 

Mr Blazak said the townspeople will be going through a tough time. 
 News.com.au 

GAO also said regulators will have a tough time distinguishing proprietary trading. 
 Reuters 

Truth is, I have a tough time talking to most people nowadays. 
 The unincorporated man 

Dublin Castle The National Chamber Choir has been through a tough time. 
 The Irish Times 

Any acquisition, though, would come at a tough time for manganese producers. 
 Reuters 

Households and businesses face a really tough time in the months ahead. 
 Independent.ie 

You helped me a lot, got me through a really tough time. 
 Pandemonium 

But Renzi will have a tough time getting his decree past parliament. 
 Reuters 

Thoughts are with Jane and the family at this incredibly tough time. 
 News.com.au 

Without the medallion, Ben would have a tough time just staying alive. 
 The Tangle Box 

No fuel-sothe Indies are going to have a tough time resupplying. 
 Anvil Gate 

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Significats de tough time en anglès