hang tough

基本解釋

He decided to hang tough rather than give in.
他決定寸步不讓，決不屈服。
A number of tough questions hang over the future of the colossal wealth they donated. How will it be spent?
他們捐出大筆財(cái)富后，會(huì)有一大堆棘手的問(wèn)題接踵而來(lái)：這些錢怎么用？
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It can be tough to hang onto a part-time or telecommuting setup when you’re going through a recession.
當(dāng)你正在經(jīng)歷經(jīng)濟(jì)衰退之時(shí)，獲得兼職或遠(yuǎn)程工作的安排可能并非易事。你的老板能接受靈活的工作安排嗎？

If they hang tough, we go over the cliff.
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His friends cite the Greek Cypriots' recent shelving of plans to put Russian anti-aircraft missiles on their bit of the island, after the Turks had threatened to bomb them, as yet more proof that it pays to hang tough.
ECONOMIST: CHARLEMAGNE
Hang tough regulators, Congress and Bernanke.
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to not change your actions or opinions although other people try to make you do this