Şunu aradınız:: tough (Arapça - İngilizce)

tough break
tough break.

♪ you're tough ♪
♪ you're tough ♪

tough it out, guys!
tough it out, guys!

this is a tough gig.
this is a tough gig.

lt's really tough.
it's really tough.

the drug scene's getting tough.
the drug scene's getting tough.

yes, you tough, but it's all good
yes, you tough, but it's all good

¶ you got it tough ¶ ¶ ba, ba, ba ¶
¶ you got it tough ¶ ¶ ba, ba, ba ¶

* i'm lean and mean and swift and tough
♪ i'm lean and mean and swift and tough ♪

it really makes it tough on the rest of us.
it really makes it tough on the rest of us.

you're a tough little guy, aren't you?
you're a tough little guy, aren't you?

¶ you're a real tough cookie with a long history ¶
¶ you're a real tough cookie with a long history ¶

يا رفاق تأتي في هنا مع بك المواقف الرجل tough- والبطون البيرة الخاصة بك.
you guys come in here with your tough- guy attitudes and your beer bellies.

32 - the sunday gleaner, january 20, 2002. “reggae world tough on women”.
the sunday gleaner, july 2002 , “reggae world tough on women”.

* petraeus faces tough road in iraq, wesley morgan, "the daily princetonian", january 12, 2007.
* petraeus faces tough road in iraq, wesley morgan, "the daily princetonian", january 12, 2007.

كما تعلمون ، we were talking about it, and-and the beach is a little rocky for our tastes, a little tough on the feet.
you know, we were talking about it, and--and the beach is a little rocky for our tastes, a little tough on the feet.

* الاقتصاد الزراعي* قوانين الذرة* إصلاح الأراضي* التجارة والتنمية* www.reformthecap.eu: assessment of agricultural policies and summaries of relevant studies* ifap: international federation of agricultural producers* oecd: food, agriculture and fisheries (oecd department of trade and agriculture)* oecd statistics portal* kickaas (kick all agricultural subsidies)* the globalist _ global agriculture -- getting tough on ... - november 12, 2003* ag observatory from the institute for agriculture and trade policy* ashish's niti (developing countries should take advantage of agricultural subisides)* india together* larry elliott, "the guardian", june 15, 2005, "west accused of concealing farm subsidies: oxfam says eu and us are exploiting loopholes and using creative accounting to avoid real trade concessions to developing countries"* institute for agriculture and trade policy* sophia murphy, ben lilliston and mary beth lake, february 2005, "wto agreement on agriculture: a decade of dumping", institute for agriculture and trade policy* kym anderson and will martin (2005), "agriculture market access: the key to doha success", world bank, june 2005 - over half the gains to developing countries from global agricultural reforms would come from liberalization by developing countries themselves.
== see also ==*agricultural economics*common agricultural policy*corn laws*food price crisis*land reform*mixed economy*trade and development*trade barriers==references====external links==*www.reformthecap.eu: assessment of agricultural policies and summaries of relevant studies*ifap: international federation of agricultural producers*oecd: food, agriculture and fisheries (oecd department of trade and agriculture)*oecd statistics portal*fao: monitoring african food and agricultural policies*kickaas (kick all agricultural subsidies)*the globalist _ global agriculture -- getting tough on ... - november 12, 2003*ag observatory from the institute for agriculture and trade policy*ashish's niti (developing countries should take advantage of agricultural subsidies)*india together* larry elliott, "the guardian", june 15, 2005, "west accused of concealing farm subsidies: oxfam says eu and us are exploiting loopholes and using creative accounting to avoid real trade concessions to developing countries"* institute for agriculture and trade policy* sophia murphy, ben lilliston and mary beth lake, february 2005, "wto agreement on agriculture: a decade of dumping", institute for agriculture and trade policy* kym anderson and will martin (2005), "agriculture market access: the key to doha success", world bank, june 2005 - over half the gains to developing countries from global agricultural reforms would come from liberalization by developing countries themselves.