tough - stopniowanie przymiotnika
Wzór stopniowania przymiotnika tough – stopień równy, wyższy i najwyższy plus przykłady użycia w zdaniach.
| adjective: |
playtough
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| comparative: | tougher |
| superlative: | (the) toughest |
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- twardy, nieustępliwy - trudny, ciężki |
| Przykłady zdań: |
tough |
| He acts tough but he has a soft heart. |
| He looks tough but really he's a lamb. |
| Joe's keen on medieval art. I prefer abstract painting. |
| I can identify with anyone who's had a tough life. My own has been very difficult. |
| It's been tough since Ada left, but I'm slowly getting my life back together. |
| Getting the loan was tough. The bank had some doubts about my credit rating. |
| Their defenders are a tough bunch. It's almost impossible to get past them. |
| The human male is often not as tough as he likes to think he is. |
| It's just grim to learn about the loss of our best account. Advertising is a tough business to be in. |
| It's tough being a copywriter when the ideas don't come. Sometimes I sit for hours trying to think of stuff. |
| It's tough enough being an ordinary citizen. I can't even imagine the hassle of running the country. |
| I've had a tough life, but here I still am! |
| My generation had it tough. I went through two world wars and the fashions of the fifties. |
tougher |
| I'll wear my khaki shorts on the hike. They make me feel tougher than I actually am. |
| The second round will be a lot tougher than the first, but we have a chance. |
toughest |
| We are all like jelly inside, even the toughest of us. |
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chewy -
chubby -
classy -
coarse -
costly -
creamy -
creepy -
crispy -
crunchy -fancy -
grave -
greasy -
hairy -stingy -
sweaty - Dla czego nie ma tłumaczeń dla tych słówek?
Uwielbiam tą stronę dzięki niej właśnie się dowiedziałem, że nudny to nie tylko boring ale także dull
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