tough out

tough it out

To persist through a difficult situation. I'm amazed you toughed it out and went to school with such a high fever.

See also: out, tough

tough out

To endure or tolerate some task or activity despite difficulties, hardships, or unpleasant conditions. A noun or pronoun can be used between "tough" and "out." I know you aren't enjoying college so far, but tough it out for at least the first year. Well, you toughed out your first winter in Siberia—how was it? I toughed that job out for nearly 10 years, but I came to realize that life is too short to spend it being miserable.

See also: out, tough

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

tough something out

to carry on with something despite difficulties or setbacks. Sorry, you'll just have to tough it out. I think I can tough this job out for another month.

See also: out, tough

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

tough it out

endure a period of difficult conditions. informal

1998 Cosmopolitan Hang in there and tough it out. If you don't, you might be left with permanent fears about starting in new jobs, and that will stifle your career.

See also: out, tough

Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary

tough out

To endure something despite hardship; get through something: The researchers toughed out another winter in the Arctic. I wanted to leave the military academy as soon as possible, but I decided to tough it out until the end of the semester.

See also: out, tough

The American Heritage® Dictionary of Phrasal Verbs.

tough something out

tv. to carry on with something despite difficulties or setbacks. I think I can tough it out for another month.

tough it out

Slang

To get through despite hardship; endure: "It helps if one was raised to tough it out" (Gail Sheehy).

See also: out, tough

American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition.

See also:

tough it out
gut it out
gut out
gutting
grin and bear it
have made your bed and have to lie on it
(one) has made (one's) bed and (one) will have to lie in it
(one) made (one's) bed and (one) has to lie in it
(one) made (one's) bed and (one) must lie in it
brave out

References in periodicals archive

One through nine, we're a bunch of guys who are tough outs.''

Avery avoids trouble, gets win; Milford strong to start tourney

I have trust in Ben to come back and get those tough outs with runners on base."

Corsairs' Wiegman earns a tip of the cap

"There are just a lot of girls in our lineup that are really tough outs. They are very disciplined at the plate and know how to work the count.

CL South pounds out 5 HRs vs. Larkin

They are a good team and have some tough outs, so it was nice our offense produced today."

St. John's Jacques tames BC High

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释义	tough out tough it out To persist through a difficult situation. I'm amazed you toughed it out and went to school with such a high fever. See also: out, tough tough out To endure or tolerate some task or activity despite difficulties, hardships, or unpleasant conditions. A noun or pronoun can be used between "tough" and "out." I know you aren't enjoying college so far, but tough it out for at least the first year. Well, you toughed out your first winter in Siberia—how was it? I toughed that job out for nearly 10 years, but I came to realize that life is too short to spend it being miserable. See also: out, tough Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. tough something out to carry on with something despite difficulties or setbacks. Sorry, you'll just have to tough it out. I think I can tough this job out for another month. See also: out, tough McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. tough it out endure a period of difficult conditions. informal 1998 Cosmopolitan Hang in there and tough it out. If you don't, you might be left with permanent fears about starting in new jobs, and that will stifle your career. See also: out, tough Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary tough out v. To endure something despite hardship; get through something: The researchers toughed out another winter in the Arctic. I wanted to leave the military academy as soon as possible, but I decided to tough it out until the end of the semester. See also: out, tough The American Heritage® Dictionary of Phrasal Verbs. tough something out tv. to carry on with something despite difficulties or setbacks. I think I can tough it out for another month. See also: out, something, tough McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions tough it out Slang To get through despite hardship; endure: "It helps if one was raised to tough it out" (Gail Sheehy). See also: out, tough American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition. See also: tough it out gut it out gut out gutting grin and bear it have made your bed and have to lie on it (one) has made (one's) bed and (one) will have to lie in it (one) made (one's) bed and (one) has to lie in it (one) made (one's) bed and (one) must lie in it brave out References in periodicals archive One through nine, we're a bunch of guys who are tough outs.'' Avery avoids trouble, gets win; Milford strong to start tourney I have trust in Ben to come back and get those tough outs with runners on base." Corsairs' Wiegman earns a tip of the cap "There are just a lot of girls in our lineup that are really tough outs. They are very disciplined at the plate and know how to work the count. CL South pounds out 5 HRs vs. Larkin They are a good team and have some tough outs, so it was nice our offense produced today." St. John's Jacques tames BC High
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