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tough: I. Adjectif/Adverbe II. Substantif III. Verbe transitif
toughen: I. Verbe transitif II. Verbe intransitif
toughness: Substantif
touch: I. Substantif II. Verbe transitif III. Verbe intransitif
touchy: Adjectif/Adverbe
toupée: Substantif
tousle: Verbe transitif
touched: Adjectif/Adverbe
toastie: Substantif
tootsie: Substantif
bough: Substantif
cough: I. Substantif II. Verbe intransitif III. Verbe transitif
dough: Substantif
ought: Auxiliaire
rough: I. Adjectif/Adverbe II. Substantif III. Verbe transitif IV. Adverbe
bought: Verbe transitif
doughy: Adjectif/Adverbe
fought: Verbe
nought: Substantif
sought: I. Verbe II. Adjectif/Adverbe

Résultats dont l'orthographe est similaire : toughen , tough , toughness , trough , though , sought , nought , fought , doughy , bought , rough , ought , dough , cough , bough , tootsie , toastie , touched , tousle , toupée , touchy et touch

I . tough [tʌf] ADJ

II . tough [tʌf] SUBST Am fam

tough

банди́т m

tough

хулига́н m

III . tough [tʌf] VERBE trans fam

to tough it out

не па́дай ду́хом

to tough it out

держи́сь

I . toughen [ˈtʌfn] VERBE trans

1. toughen (make stronger):

toughen

закаля́ть

toughen

напряга́ть

toughen laws, sanctions

ужесточа́ть

2. toughen (make hard to cut):

toughen

де́лать жёстким

II . toughen [ˈtʌfn] VERBE intr

1. toughen (become hard to cut):

toughen

де́латься жёстким

2. toughen fig:

toughen

станови́ться твёрже

toughen person

напряга́ться

toughness SUBST no plur

1. toughness a. fig (strength):

toughness

си́ла f

2. toughness a. fig (hardness):

toughness

про́чность f

3. toughness (determination):

toughness

твёрдость f

toughness

реши́тельность f

4. toughness (strictness):

toughness

стро́гость f

5. toughness (difficulty):

toughness

тру́дность f

I . touch [tʌtʃ] SUBST

1. touch no plur (ability to feel, sense):

touch

осяза́ние nt

touch

(со)прикоснове́ние nt

to do sth by touch

де́лать что-ли́бо на о́щупь

to the touch

на о́щупь

with a touch of the button

нажа́тием кно́пки

2. touch no plur (communication):

touch

обще́ние nt

touch

конта́кт m

to lose touch with sb

потеря́ть связь с кем-ли́бо

to be in touch with sb/sth

быть в конта́кте с кем-ли́бо

to be in/out of touch with sth

быть в ку́рсе дел/не име́ть представле́ния о чём-ли́бо

3. touch no plur (skill):

touch

на́вык m

touch

мастерство́ nt

to lose one's touch

теря́ть уме́ние

4. touch no plur (small amount):

touch

чу́точка f

touch

ма́лое коли́чество nt

touch of garlic

при́вкус m

a touch of wind

лёгкий ветеро́к m

a touch of flu

лёгкая просту́да f

5. touch sports:

touch

пло́щадь за боковы́ми ли́ниями игрово́го по́ля

Idiomes/Tournures:

to be a soft touch fam

быть всегда́ гото́вым испо́лнить чью-ли́бо про́сьбу [или дать де́ньги в долг]

II . touch [tʌtʃ] VERBE trans

1. touch (feel with fingers):

touch

притра́гиваться

2. touch a. fig (come in contact with):

touch

прикаса́ться

3. touch (eat, drink):

touch

притра́гиваться к еде́

touch

есть

4. touch (move emotionally):

touch

тро́гать

touch

волнова́ть

5. touch (rival in quality):

touch

сравни́ться

6. touch (concern):

touch

каса́ться

touch

име́ть отноше́ние

Idiomes/Tournures:

to touch base with sb

войти́ в конта́кт с кем-ли́бо

to not touch sb/sth with a barge pole, to not touch sb/sth with a ten-foot pole Am

кого́-ли́бо/что-ли́бо обходи́ть за версту́

touch wood

не сгла́зьте

touch wood

постучи́те по де́реву

to touch bottom

дойти́ до са́мого ни́зкого у́ровня

to touch bottom

опусти́ться

III . touch [tʌtʃ] VERBE intr

1. touch (feel with fingers):

touch

тро́гать

2. touch (come in contact):

touch

вступа́ть в конта́кт

touchy <-ier, -iest> [ˈtʌtʃɪ] ADJ fam

toupée [ˈtu:peɪ, Am tu:ˈpeɪ] SUBST

toupée

пари́к m (на те́мя)

tousle [ˈtaʊzl] VERBE trans

tousle

взъеро́шить

tousle

приводи́ть в беспоря́док

touched [tʌtʃt] ADJ

1. touched (emotionally moved):

touched

взволно́ванный

touched

тро́нутый

2. touched fam (crazy):

touched

слегка́ поме́шанный

toastie SUBST

toastie

сэ́ндвич m из то́стов

tootsie, tootsy [ˈtʊtsɪ] SUBST fam

1. tootsie (woman):

tootsie

дорогу́ша f

2. tootsie fam (foot):

tootsie

но́жка f (ребёнка)

bough [baʊ] SUBST liter BOT

bough

сук m

bough

ветвь f

bough

ве́тка f

I . cough [kɒf, Am kɑ:f] SUBST

cough

ка́шель m

chesty cough

грудно́й ка́шель m

II . cough [kɒf, Am kɑ:f] VERBE intr

1. cough:

cough

ка́шлять

2. cough (auto):

cough

чиха́ть

cough

тарахте́ть

III . cough [kɒf, Am kɑ:f] VERBE trans

to cough blood

ка́шлять кро́вью

dough [dəʊ, Am doʊ] SUBST

1. dough gastr:

dough

те́сто nt

2. dough Am fam (money):

dough

ба́бки мн

ought [ɔ:t, Am ɑ:t] VERBE aux

1. ought (have as a duty, should):

he ought to tell her

ему́ сле́дует сказа́ть ей

2. ought (had better):

we ought to do something

мы должны́ сде́лать что́-то

3. ought (be wise or advisable):

you ought not to do that

вам не сле́довало бы э́того де́лать

I . rough [rʌf] ADJ

1. rough (uneven):

rough road

неро́вный

rough surface

шерохова́тый

2. rough (poorly made):

rough work

сыро́й

rough work

черново́й

3. rough (harsh):

rough voice

ре́зкий

4. rough (imprecise):

rough

гру́бый

rough work

чернова́я рабо́та f

rough work idea

приблизи́тельный

5. rough (unrefined):

rough person

неве́жливый

rough manner

бесцеремо́нный

6. rough (stormy):

rough sea

бу́рный

rough weather

непого́да

7. rough (difficult):

rough

тру́дный

rough

сло́жный

rough treatment

гру́бый

to be rough on sb fam

не повезти́

to be rough on sb fam

быть тяжёлым уда́ром

8. rough GB fam (unwell):

rough

менструа́льный

Idiomes/Tournures:

to take the rough with the smooth

сто́йко переноси́ть превра́тности судьбы́

to take the rough with the smooth

му́жественно встреча́ть невзго́ды

to give sb the rough side of one's tongue fam

дать нагоня́й кому́-ли́бо

II . rough [rʌf] SUBST

1. rough (sketch):

rough

черново́й набро́сок m

2. rough GB (rascal, scoundrel):

rough

хулига́н m

rough

подле́ц m

3. rough no plur sports:

the rough

неро́вности мн

Idiomes/Tournures:

diamond in the rough Am

неотшлифо́ванный алма́з m

III . rough [rʌf] VERBE trans

to rough it fam

обходи́ться без мале́йшего комфо́рта

you won't have to rough it

у вас бу́дут все удо́бства

IV . rough [rʌf] ADV

bought [bɔ:t, Am bɑ:t] VERBE trans

bought passé of buy

Voir aussi : buy

I . buy [baɪ] SUBST

buy

поку́пка f

a good buy

вы́годная поку́пка f

II . buy <bought, bought> [baɪ] VERBE trans

1. buy (purchase):

buy

покупа́ть

to buy sth from [or off] sb fam

покупа́ть что-ли́бо у кого́-ли́бо

to buy sb's silence

покупа́ть чьё-ли́бо молча́ние

2. buy fam (believe):

buy

пове́рить

buy

купи́ться (на что-ли́бо)

did the teacher buy your excuse?

учи́тель пове́рил твои́м объясне́ниям?

Idiomes/Tournures:

to buy the farm Am fam

сыгра́ть в я́щик

to buy the farm Am fam

дать ду́ба

to buy time

выи́грывать вре́мя

doughy [ˈdəʊɪ, Am ˈdoʊ-] ADJ

doughy

тестообра́зный

doughy

вя́зкий

fought [fɔ:t, Am fɑ:t] VERBE

fought pp of fight

Voir aussi : fight

I . fight [faɪt] SUBST

1. fight:

fight (physical)

борьба́ f

fight (physical)

бой m

fight (argument)

ссо́ра f

fight (argument)

спор m

to put up a fight

затева́ть дра́ку

2. fight MILIT:

fight

би́тва f

3. fight (struggle):

fight

борьба́ f

the fight against AIDS

борьба́ f про́тив СПИДа

4. fight no plur (spirit):

fight

боево́й дух m

to show some fight

быть вои́нственно настро́енным

to show some fight

не сдава́ться

II . fight <fought, fought> [faɪt] VERBE intr

1. fight (exchange blows):

fight

боро́ться

fight MILIT

сража́ться

to fight with sb

боро́ться с кем-ли́бо

to fight with each other

боро́ться друг с дру́гом

2. fight (dispute):

fight

оспа́ривать

to fight over [or about] sth

спо́рить из-за чего́-ли́бо

3. fight (struggle to overcome):

fight

дра́ться

to fight for/against …

боро́ться за/про́тив …

III . fight [faɪt] VERBE trans

1. fight (exchange blows with):

fight

дра́ться

2. fight (wage war, do battle):

fight

вести́ боевы́е де́йствия

fight

сража́ться

to fight a battle

дать сраже́ние

to fight a duel

дра́ться на дуэ́ли

3. fight (struggle to overcome):

fight

боро́ться

to fight a case JUR

защища́ть де́ло

4. fight (struggle to obtain):

to fight one's way through the crowd

пробива́ться сквозь толпу́

to fight one's way to the top

прокла́дывать себе́ доро́гу к верши́не

Idiomes/Tournures:

to fight a losing battle

вести́ бесперспекти́вную [или безнадёжную] борьбу́

nought [nɔ:t, Am nɑ:t] SUBST

nought

ничто́

nought

ноль m

I . sought [sɔ:t, Am sɑ:t] VERBE

sought passé, pp of seek

II . sought [sɔ:t, Am sɑ:t] ADJ

sought

по́льзующийся спро́сом

Voir aussi : seek

I . seek <sought> [si:k] VERBE trans

1. seek (look for):

seek

иска́ть

2. seek (try to obtain):

seek

стреми́ться

seek solution

иска́ть

seek shelter

находи́ть

seek damages

тре́бовать

3. seek (ask for):

seek help, approval, job

проси́ть

seek help, approval, job

обраща́ться

4. seek (attempt):

seek

пыта́ться

to seek to do sth

пыта́ться что-ли́бо сде́лать

II . seek <sought> [si:k] VERBE intr (search)

seek

иска́ть

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

Just be warned, it's a toughie! www.kotaku.com.au

This last one was a toughie... www.southernminn.com

That's a toughie, so let me weasel and fudge. www.theglobeandmail.com

I'm glad the pitch wa as toughie, it made for enthralling cricket. www.espncricinfo.com

I dig the braids and am also amazed by how great the midi length looks on her (because that's a toughie to pull off). www.stuff.co.nz

It quickly becomes apparent that this game is a toughie. www.pocket-lint.com

Don't be hisheartened if you're struggling early on -- we know this one's a toughie. www.fourfourtwo.com

Case 6 is a toughie, ain't it? www.macleans.ca

Of course, this requires a good dose of acceptance, and that can be a toughie. www.huffingtonpost.com

She seems to think she is a lot bigger than she actually and is a bit of a toughie. www.dailymail.co.uk

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I . tough [tʌf] ADJ

1. tough a. fig (strong):

2. tough a. fig (hard):

3. tough (strict):

4. tough (determined):

5. tough (stringent):

6. tough (difficult):

7. tough (violent):

8. tough fam (unlucky):

II . tough [tʌf] SUBST Am fam

III . tough [tʌf] VERBE trans fam

I . toughen [ˈtʌfn] VERBE trans

1. toughen (make stronger):

2. toughen (make hard to cut):

II . toughen [ˈtʌfn] VERBE intr

1. toughen (become hard to cut):

2. toughen fig:

toughness SUBST no plur

1. toughness a. fig (strength):

2. toughness a. fig (hardness):

3. toughness (determination):

4. toughness (strictness):

5. toughness (difficulty):

I . touch [tʌtʃ] SUBST

1. touch no plur (ability to feel, sense):

2. touch no plur (communication):

3. touch no plur (skill):

4. touch no plur (small amount):

5. touch sports:

Idiomes/Tournures:

II . touch [tʌtʃ] VERBE trans

1. touch (feel with fingers):

2. touch a. fig (come in contact with):

3. touch (eat, drink):

4. touch (move emotionally):

5. touch (rival in quality):

6. touch (concern):

Idiomes/Tournures:

III . touch [tʌtʃ] VERBE intr

1. touch (feel with fingers):

2. touch (come in contact):

touchy <-ier, -iest> [ˈtʌtʃɪ] ADJ fam

toupée [ˈtu:peɪ, Am tu:ˈpeɪ] SUBST

tousle [ˈtaʊzl] VERBE trans

touched [tʌtʃt] ADJ

1. touched (emotionally moved):

2. touched fam (crazy):

toastie SUBST

tootsie, tootsy [ˈtʊtsɪ] SUBST fam

1. tootsie (woman):

2. tootsie fam (foot):

bough [baʊ] SUBST liter BOT

I . cough [kɒf, Am kɑ:f] SUBST

II . cough [kɒf, Am kɑ:f] VERBE intr

1. cough:

2. cough (auto):

III . cough [kɒf, Am kɑ:f] VERBE trans

dough [dəʊ, Am doʊ] SUBST

1. dough gastr:

2. dough Am fam (money):

ought [ɔ:t, Am ɑ:t] VERBE aux

1. ought (have as a duty, should):

2. ought (had better):

3. ought (be wise or advisable):

I . rough [rʌf] ADJ

1. rough (uneven):

2. rough (poorly made):

3. rough (harsh):

4. rough (imprecise):

5. rough (unrefined):

6. rough (stormy):

7. rough (difficult):

8. rough GB fam (unwell):

Idiomes/Tournures:

II . rough [rʌf] SUBST

1. rough (sketch):

2. rough GB (rascal, scoundrel):

3. rough no plur sports:

Idiomes/Tournures: