Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Tough"

A: Although = aunque, a pesar de
Though = sin embargo, aunque
Tough = duro, fuerte

“Although” y “though” son muy muy muy similar, pero es una diferencia pequeña en los significados. “Although” es un poco más formal que “though”. Está bien usar estos dos de manera intercambiable. Sin embargo, la palabra “tough” es usado para describir una persona fuerte. También, si un bistec fuera difícil masticar, una persona puede decir “This is some tough steak!”
(A propósito, ¿cómo es mi gramática? ¿Es bien o no?)

A: Tough significa 'duro', 'fuerte', o 'difícil'.

Ejemplo 1:

A: "I lost my job today and my spouse left me."

B: "That's tough man."

En este situación, tough significa difícil.

Ejemplo 2:

"Dang, how are you not dying in this heat? You're tough as nails!"

En este ejemplo, significa 'fuerte'

Ejemplo 3:

"I've dropped my phone so many times and it still hasn't broke yet. It's crazy tough man."

Tough significa 'duro' en este ejemplo.

A: though is a conjuctive, similar to "but"
tough means hard, durable or difficult

A: If a meat is tough it is hard to chew, if a person is tough, they are strong (mentally and physically)

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A: "life is tough"
"i'm having a tough time"
"she is the toughest"
"he is tougher than his brother"
"she is having a tough time with her family"

A: "My math test was really tough." (tough = difficult)
"He's a really tough guy." (tough = strong/mighty)

"I wasn't hungry. I still ate the meal, though." (though = however)

"My superior did a very thorough check-up on the crew." (thorough = rigorous/complete)

A: tough means hard or difficult.
"this math problem is very tough"
"loud noises are tough to deal with"
tough also means strong or rough.
"that weightlifter is tough! "
she is a tough woman

A: I had a really tough(difficult) time at work this morning.

Cindy is always crying. She's not as tough( emotionally strong) as I thought she was.

A: Do you want sentences using both in the same sentence?

"hard" is an adjective used to decribe something solid or say something is a high level of difficulty.

"tough" refers to the level of strength something has. Or to say something wasn't easy.

"The wood was very tough which made it hard to cut through."
"The beef jerky was was very tough and hard to bite."
"It would be hard to beat a man that tough."

"No matter how tough or strong anyone who tried to pull the sword from stone was, it wouldn't budge."
"The test today was very hard/tough."
"I can't believe how hard it was to open. It was very tough."

A: they're generally the same. you may use one over the other depending on context.
ex: you have a headache but don't have pain medication-tough it out
ex:you have to use the restroom but cannot find one-hold it
ex:you are cold in the night but don't have a blanket-tough it out

tough it out is more like "deal with it" or "put up with it" usually having to do with some amount of suffering

hold it is more "be patient" or "you must wait"

A: They are two different words and are pronounced differently.
Though (Tho) can mean “however”. For example: The red shirt looks nice, but the green shirt looks better though. It can also mean “even if”.
For example: Though his friend liked the green shirt, he picked the red shirt.

Tough (Tuff) means strong or resilient.
For example: That security guard looked pretty tough.

A: tough - ciężki/ twardy
This is a tough question.
though - chociaż
Though you might need your notes.

A: no it's just another way to say strong

A: Something that is hard is always tough, but something that is tough may not always be hard.
In this sense, tough means strong and durable.
"This steak is really tough and hard to chew."
If the steak was hard, you wouldn't be able to chew it at all!

However, tough and hard can both mean "difficult" in the exact same way.
"I'm tired... That final exam was really hard/tough!"

A: Tough

A: Sounds like "tuff"

A: They are pronounced like:

Though -> tho (long o sound)
Through -> threw
Throughout -> threw-out
Although -> all-tho
Tough -> tuff (short u sound as in uh)

A: @devoted52099: tough is pronounced like tuff

A: Hey :)
'Difficile'

A: It probably should be "I am tough."

"Ough" can make many sounds.

Here are some words that all end in "ough," starting with "tough."

Tough
Rough
Cough
Dough
Though
Through

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A: If you ment to use word "Think" in past then it's Thought.
The sentence should be like:
"I thought it was..."

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A: hola