rough
rʌfn. the part of a golf course bordering the fairway where the grass is not cut short · a. having or caused by an irregular surface · s. (of persons or behavior) lacking refinement or finesse
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Now Oakland, California, at the time was a very, you know, a rough area.
当时的加利福尼亚州奥克兰,你知道,是个非常粗犷的地方。
This sign says we're looking a little rough around the edges, but we'll be standing proud again soon.
这个标志写着我们看起来有点破旧,但我们很快会再次骄傲地矗立。
Just like with English, your speaking might sound a bit rough at first, and that's completely okay.
就像英语一样,你的口语起初听起来可能有点生疏,这完全没关系。
And on the not so great side, sometimes people do say things like it's been a bit of a rough week, or honestly a little stressed.
而在不太好的一面,有时人们确实会说“这一周有点难熬”,或者“老实说有点压力”。
These smaller insert cards just felt very cozy with the rough texture and the rough edges.
这些较小的插卡,配上粗糙的质感和边缘,感觉非常温馨。
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