Encara no tenim significats per a "toughen up".
1If she wants into the Lying Game, she has to toughen up.
2Mr Liikanen urged European politicians to toughen up new rules on debtholder liabilities.
3He congratulated himself for 'resisting pressure' to toughen up regulation of their activities.
4Federated Farmers is also supporting the government's move to toughen up firearms regulations.
5Leicester garage owner Julie Jordan-Spence says the UK should toughen up on bankruptcy.
6Vowing to toughen up, I quickly hugged Jen and Amanda good-bye.
7Even stored in a biscuit tin, the crust tends to toughen up overnight.
8We'd like them to toughen up so we don't sob after every scratch.
9I took a breath and closed my eyes, willing myself to toughen up.
10British Prime Minister Tony Blair has defended his decision to toughen up anti-terror legislation.
11The city's securities regulator rightly wants to toughen up the regime for new listings.
12The US is now moving to toughen up their efforts.
13Others say it will only toughen up the eventual nominee.
14To his dying day Charlie Senior believed Charlie Junior just needed to toughen up.
15To toughen up our future female leaders, we need to turn them on to football.
16The Bible is right: I have to toughen up.
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