be a rough trot



be a rough trot

To be an especially difficult period or series of misfortune(s) or hardship(s). Primarily heard in Australia, New Zealand. It's certainly been a rough trot for the beleaguered celebrity family, as news of yet another scandal started hitting the media outlets this afternoon. Jake's chemotherapy was a really rough trot for a while there, but he seems to be handling it much better recently.
See also: rough, trot

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
FerİT-Turkish
Regan['ri:gən]
SanchaSAHN-chahSpanish
KarpKAHRPRussian
EilertAY-lert (Swedish)Frisian, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish
Yarona-Hebrew