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2 Translation results for rough in Spanish

adjective | verb

rough adjective

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áspero, basto; desigual, escabroso, accidentado (dícese del terreno); agitado (dícese del mar), tempestuoso (dícese del tiempo), violento (dícese del viento); violento, brutal; duro, difícil; rudo, tosco, burdo; aproximado

Example sentences of
rough adjective

  • He trimmed the rough edge of the paper.
  • We traveled over rough dirt roads.
  • They hiked through rough terrain.
  • We were a bit shaken from the plane's rough landing.
  • He went through a rough patch after his divorce.
  • They've hit a few rough spots in their marriage.
  • Despite a rough start, the team won more games this season than last.
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  • Tenga en cuenta que rough se pronuncia igual que ruff.

Detailed synonyms for rough adjective

Rough, harsh, uneven, rugged, coarse significan que no es liso o parejo.
  • Rough indica la presencia de desigualdades detectables en la superficie, tales como puntos, cerdas, protuberancias o salientes <a rough wooden board>.
    antonyms: smooth
  • Harsh indica una superficie o textura que es definitivamente desagradable al tacto <a harsh landscape>.
  • Uneven indica una falta de regularidad en la altura, la anchura o la calidad <an old house with uneven floors>.
    antonyms: even
  • Rugged indica una cualidad irregular o escabrosa en una superficie de tierra, y connota dificultades de viaje <the rugged road up the mountain>.
  • Coarse sugiere ser áspero o rudo <the fabric's coarse texture>.

rough verb

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roughed, has roughed, is roughing, roughs
poner áspero

Example sentences of
rough verb

  • He was called for roughing the kicker.

Synonyms of
rough verb

Phrasal verbs for rough

Related phrases for rough

Reverse translation for rough

áspero  - rough, coarse, abrasive 
basto  - coarse, rough 
desigual  - unequal, uneven 
escabroso  - rugged, rough, difficult, tough, risqu? 
accidentado  (dícese del terreno) - eventful, turbulent, rough, uneven, injured 
agitado  (dícese del mar) - agitated, excited, choppy, rough, turbulent 
tempestuoso  (dícese del tiempo) - tempestuous, stormy 
violento  (dícese del viento) - violent, awkward, embarassing 
violento  - violent, awkward, embarassing 
brutal  - brutal, incredible, terrific 
duro  - hard, tough, harsh, severe 
difícil  - difficult, hard 
rudo  - rough, harsh, coarse, unpolished 
tosco  - rough, coarse 
burdo  - coarse, rough, crude, clumsy 
aproximado  - approximate, estimated 
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