Rough means 'having a coarse or uneven surface'; when saying a rough day, it means getting through the day wore you down, hurt you, caused you pain, tired you, .. It's interesting how these adjectives, which are actually words to describe world objects' physical properties, are being used for abstract things. bit of rough 1. informal a male sexual partner whose toughness or lack of sophistication is a source of attraction. "he could play the part of the noble savage or the bit of rough" bit of rough | Definition of bit of rough in English by Oxford Dictionaries Question Is this expression restricted to the UK? Hello Is there a difference between rough sea and choppy sea? Any help is appreciated. I don't think being 'rough around the edges' has anything do with social awkwardness, because social awkwardness implies that a person gets nervous and/or isn't sure how to act in social situations. Rough Diamonds Education, , , , , , , 0, ROUGH DIAMONDS – Education HRD Antwerp, education.hrdantwerp.com, 0 x 0, jpg, Rough means 'having a coarse or uneven surface'; when saying a rough day, it means getting through the day wore you down, hurt you, caused you pain, tired you, .. It's interesting how these adjectives, which are actually words to describe world objects' physical properties, are being used for abstract things. bit of rough 1. informal a male sexual partner whose toughness or lack of sophistication is a source of attraction. "he could play the part of the noble savage or the bit of rough" bit of rough | Definition of bit of rough in English by Oxford Dictionaries Question Is this expression restricted to the UK? Hello Is there a difference between rough sea and choppy sea? Any help is appreciated. I don't think being 'rough around the edges' has anything do with social awkwardness, because social awkwardness implies that a person gets nervous and/or isn't sure how to act in social situations., 20, rough-diamonds-education, Education Zone

Hello everybody, I have recently read the following sentence: <<The stone of the Porta Nigra is not as smoothed over as the stone of the Colosseum or the Theater of Marcellus; it's left in a much more rough state>>. Now, according to my English grammar book, single-syllable adjectives and two-syllable adjectives ending with "y", "er", "le" or "ow" take the suffix. As nouns the difference between rough and tough is that rough is the unmowed part of a golf course while tough is a person who obtains things by force; a thug or bully. As verbs the difference between rough and tough is that rough is to create in an approximate form while tough is to endure. What meaning does the word "rough" carry in "rough opening" in construction, for example, in a house framing?

As nouns the difference between rough and tough is that rough is the unmowed part of a golf course while tough is a person who obtains things by force; a thug or bully. As verbs the difference between rough and tough is that rough is to create in an approximate form while tough is to endure. What meaning does the word "rough" carry in "rough opening" in construction, for example, in a house framing? a (tough/rough) guy. American football is a (rough/tough) game at the best of times. Despite possible overlap, it's possible to say, "The boy plays rough, but is not so tough. He cried when he skinned his knee." "It was a rough football game, but most of the players weren't tough at all, and limped off the field at various times ... Can I say ' rough date' when I don't the exact date, but knows approximate date? For example, I don't remember the exact date, but I know the rough date when it happened. A rough landing (in my mind, at least) is one that involves more than just that one jolt. I did find a definition for hard landing, when I Google "rough landing" I get sent to the same "hard landing" definitions. I suspect that "hard landing" is a recognized aeronautical term and "rough landing" is only a civilian term: Hard landing ...

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