第1个回答 2015-03-08
rough and tough
[英][rʌf ænd tʌf][美][rʌf ənd tʌf]
粗野的，粗暴的;
例句:
1.
Be prepared for a rough and tough tour--they may drive 500 miles a day in the chase.
准备经受一个艰难的旅程他们可能每天行驶500英里追逐风暴。
2.
Moreover, corruption indices have inevitably to be based on public perceptions; and aview of us business as "rough and tough" and even a dislike of the recent bushadministration may affect the rankings.
此外，腐败指数不可避免的要以公众感知为依据，而公众对美国企业“粗鲁而强横”的看法、乃至对上届布什政府的厌恶情绪，都可能影响美国的排名。本回答被提问者和网友采纳