rugged
崎岖不平的,崎岖不平,坚固耐用,崎岖的
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- : having a roughly broken, rocky, hilly, or jagged surface: rugged ground.
- : wrinkled or furrowed, as by experience or the endurance of hardship.
- : roughly irregular, heavy, or hard in outline or form; craggy: Lincoln's rugged features.
- : rough, harsh, or stern, as persons or nature.
- : full of hardship and trouble; severe; hard; trying: a rugged life.
- : tempestuous; stormy: rugged weather.
- : harsh to the ear: rugged sounds.
- : rude, uncultivated, or unrefined.
- : homely or plain: rugged fare.
- : capable of enduring hardship, wear, etc.; strong and tough: rugged floor covering; a rugged lumberjack.
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Examples
The best mittens, though, can help your hands survive rugged winter activities.
Eighteen miles of rugged, mostly oceanside trails are the draw.
Another recent paper found that cougars in the mountains north of Santa Cruz spend similar amounts of energy avoiding humans as they do navigating the rugged landscape, and that avoiding humans is a primary limit on a cougar’s range.
That often means a one-dribble pull-up at the elbow or a rugged right-handed drive toward the baseline that ends in his patented fadeaway.
The rugged cabin includes lots of hard plastic surfaces, which are easy to wipe clean in this age of coronavirus.
A more rugged version of American masculinity is hard to find on screen.
He called out the conformism hiding in the pose of rugged individuality.
Utah, USA Brigham Young was definitely onto something when he sought to build his Mormon “Zion” in the rugged hinterland of Utah.
But what both men had in common was a streak of rugged individualism, stubbornness, and personal vision.
Marquez is rugged, takes a good punch, and is a pretty defensive fighter.
Certainly there are no five miles equal in rugged grandeur to those beginning just below and ending above West Point.