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Meanings of have rough in English

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Usage of have rough in English
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They have rough work to do, and they generally do it roughly.
The Great Lone Land / A Narrative of Travel and Adventure in the...
2
Yet they wonder why their horses lose flesh and have rough coats.
Prairie Farmer, Vol. 56: No. 3, January 19, 1884. / A Weekly Jou...
3
I have rough notes, cuttings and mementos, kept here under lock and key.
Anno Dracula
4
We have rough sketches of both Morritt and Devant performing it.
Hiding the Elephant
5
The prepared microcapsules have rough surfaces and homogeneously internal structures.
Pubmed
6
But trees do not all seem to have rough coats.
Chambers's Elementary Science Readers / Book I
7
He said older homes with drains that have rough surfaces were the worst hit.
Radio NZ
8
The exams were cancelled and, in their place, we have rough-and-ready results with sharp edges.
The Guardian
9
The Highlands have rough features, but they're safe enough.
Jarka Ruus
10
He will have rough weather for his journey.
The Tavern Knight
11
Box-cars, and even platform-cars, answer the purpose well enough, but they, should always have rough board-seats.
Memoirs of General William T. Sherman — Volume 2
12
Some patriots have rough manners, as you know, and your servant was faithful, perchance showed fight.
The Light That Lures
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But my kids do not have rough edges.
Ebony
14
Sometimes when we have rough weather I say to him, 'Make me a soup today, Leon.
No Surrender! A Tale of the Rising in La Vendee
15
I will not have rough hands touch me!
A Little Girl in Old Quebec
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That, therefore, he that runs races with goblin troopers is likely to have rough riding of it.
The Legend of Sleepy Hollow
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