Difícil, o fuerte y resistente.
Difficult, or strong and not easily hurt.
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Fue una semana dura. — It was a tough week.
El filete estaba tan correoso que no se podía masticar. — The steak was too tough to chew.
El profesor tiene un criterio de notas muy estricto. — The teacher has a tough grading policy.
Elegir entre las dos ofertas fue duro. — Choosing between the two offers was tough.
¿Puedes ablandar este pan correoso? — Can you make this tough bread softer?
¿Este programa de entrenamiento es demasiado estricto para principiantes? — Is this training program too tough for beginners?
No te rindas, el primer mes siempre es duro. — Don't give up, the first month is always tough.
Esta galleta está muy correosa comparada con las demás. — This cookie is really tough compared to others.
Sé estricto pero justo en tu evaluación. — Please be tough but fair in your assessment.
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