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rough
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pericoloso, ruvido
(of a place or neighborhood) involving a lot of crime or violence
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difficile, ruvido
experiencing discomfort, often due to external conditions such as illness or fatigue
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rustico, ruvido
having a strong taste that feels harsh or unrefined, often referring to wine or other alcoholic drinks
to rough
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abbozzare, schizzare
to shape or form something in an early, unfinished way, without focusing on details
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agitarlo, rendere irregolare
to disturb or make uneven, particularly a surface or body of water
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colpire duro, picchiare
to use excessive and intentional physical force against an opponent in a sport
Rough
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il rough, zona alta d'erba
the area on a golf course with longer, thicker grass, making it harder to play from than the fairway
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bozza, schizzo
a version of something that is incomplete or unrefined, often serving as an early draft or outline
rough
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roughish
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roughish
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roughly
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roughness
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The fabric was rough to the touch, causing irritation against sensitive skin.
The rough bark of the tree scraped against her hand as she climbed.
Her skin felt rough and dry from exposure to the sun and wind.
His hands were calloused and rough from years of manual labor.
The sandpaper had a rough texture, perfect for smoothing out rough surfaces.
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