tough out



tough something out

to carry on with something despite difficulties or setbacks. Sorry, you'll just have to tough it out. I think I can tough this job out for another month.
See also: out, tough

tough out

v.
To endure something despite hardship; get through something: The researchers toughed out another winter in the Arctic. I wanted to leave the military academy as soon as possible, but I decided to tough it out until the end of the semester.
See also: out, tough

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Kendall['kendl]
Robi-Hungarian
Chukwuma-Western African, Igbo
Fatma-Arabic, Turkish, Azerbaijani
Steafan-Scottish
Alinaah-LEE-nah (German, Italian, Polish)Romanian, German, Italian, Polish