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Значения термина tough one на английском

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Использование термина tough one на английском
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It was going to be a tough one for them that year.
A good woman
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He maintained it was right decision, but a tough one to make.
Radio NZ
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That's a tough one, so just pick a region to start in.
The Guardian
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Millsap hit a tough one-handed jumper to close gap to seven points.
Reuters
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This is what makes the final such a tough one to call.
News.com.au
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That'd be kind of a tough one to second-guess, wouldn't it, Herman?
Aground
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It's a tough one because people don't really want to face it.
The Guardian
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Jackson said the quarter was an extremely tough one, given the business challenges.
Reuters
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Economics: Next year will be a tough one for the economy.
The Irish Times
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Poirier said: It was a tough one, Dan came to fight.
News.com.au
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Maggs said that the last year has been a tough one.
The South African
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The question of whether firefighters should be professional is a very tough one.
News.com.au
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Last week was another tough one in Brussels for Alphabet, Google's parent company.
The Irish Times
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Obviously, Stuart wanted to get the tough one out of the way first.
The Guardian
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It was a sore result for us, it's a tough one to take.
BBC
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The electric car market in the US is a tough one.
BBC
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