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🔑roughrough1 /rʌf / adjective - not smooth or level粗糙的；崎岖的；凹凸不平的◆It's not easy to walk over such rough terrain.在这样地形崎岖的路面上很不好走。◆Her hands were rough from too much work.她的双手因繁重的劳动而变得粗糙。
- moving or behaving with too much force and not enough care; not gentle or calm粗暴的；粗野的；狂暴的◆Football is a rough game.美式橄榄球是一项粗暴的运动。◆The ferry was canceled because the ocean was too rough (= because of a storm).渡轮服务因海上风浪太大被取消了。◆He grew up in a rough neighborhood (= where there is a lot of crime or violence).他在一个犯罪和暴力事件频发的街区长大。
- made or done quickly or without much care; approximately correct粗略的；草草的；大致的◆a rough draft of an essay论文的草稿◆a rough estimate of what the work would cost对工作成本的粗略估算◆Can you give me a rough idea of what time you'll be arriving?你能不能告诉我你大致在什么时间到？
- not easy; full of difficulty不容易的；艰难的◆She's had a rough life.她过去的生活很艰难。
 ●have a hard / rough / tough timeto have problems or difficulties遇到困难；遇到问题▸ rough·ness noun [uncountable]
roughrough2 /rʌf / adverb (informal) in a rough way粗暴地；粗野地；粗鲁地◆One of the boys was told to leave because he was playing too rough.其中一个男孩因动作太粗野而被罚下。
roughrough3 /rʌf / verb ●rough itto live without the usual comforts of life将就着过；凑合着过◆The girls love roughing it when they go camping in the summer.女孩子们夏天出去野营的时候很享受那种风餐露宿的生活。  ●rough sb up (informal) to attack someone by hitting him / her殴打；施以暴力◆He claimed he had been roughed up by a police officer.他声称自己遭到一名警察的殴打。 |