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Meanings of rough in inglés

español
brusquedad

With rough motion as over a rough surface.

brusquedad
portugués
áspero
catalán
denticulat
español
áspero

Having or caused by an irregular surface.

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áspero

Unpleasantly harsh or grating in sound.

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Causing or characterized by jolts and irregular movements.

Usage of rough in inglés
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After a rough start to trading this year, market returns have improved.
Reuters
2
Each team wanted to end a rough week on a good note.
Reuters
3
It's been a rough year for erstwhile electric car company Faraday Future.
Wired
4
However, data showed there is a rough road ahead for corporate earnings.
Reuters
5
In fact, on a rough day I enjoyed the sea even more.
Agahta christie: an autobiography
6
No, my displeasure was not with the South Sea Company's rough justice.
A conspiracy of paper: a novel
7
The list was followed by a rough outline of a business plan:
Country driving: a journey through china from farm to factory
8
Without Khamenei's support, any new list could get a very rough ride.
Reuters
9
It's unthinkable that a family with young children could be sleeping rough.
The Irish Times
10
The rough between the fairways on that Galgorm course is quite heavy.
Independent.ie
11
It's been a rough year for space travel-atleast non-human space travel.
Wired
12
It surprised me: I had never heard her use rough language before.
Dexter in the Dark
13
Destination Fiordland manager Madeleine Peacock said it had been a rough year.
Radio NZ
14
The rough cross and the grave near the handle point to this.
Telling Fortunes By Tea Leaves: How to Read Your Fate in a Teacu...
15
Getty Images It's been a rough year for the Internet of Things.
Wired
16
The squalls had left a rough, confused sea, and she'd pounded heavily.
Dead calm
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portugués
áspero
Rough through the time
Rough across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Canada
Common
United States of America
Common
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