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have a rough trot
have a rough trot
To experience an especially difficult or turbulent period or series of misfortune(s) or hardship(s). Primarily heard in Australia, New Zealand. The beleaguered celebrity family has been having a rough trot in recent months, as news of yet another scandal started hitting the media outlets this afternoon. I can't believe Jake's wife was diagnosed with cancer. They've really had a rough trot lately, haven't they?
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Nari | | nah-ree | Korean |
| Alberto | | ahl-BER-to (Italian, Spanish), al-BER-too (Portuguese) | Italian, Spanish, Portuguese |
| Genowefa | | ge-naw-VE-fah | Polish |
| Kanchana | | - | Tamil |
| Jurriaan | | YUR-ree-ah:n | Dutch |
| Delmar | | DEL-mər | English |