Meaning of the word "a tough row to hoe" in English
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a tough row to hoe
US /ə tʌf roʊ tə hoʊ/
UK /ə tʌf roʊ tə hoʊ/
Idiom
1.
a difficult task or situation to deal with
Example:
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Starting a new business is a tough row to hoe, but it can be very rewarding.
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Dealing with all the bureaucracy was a tough row to hoe.
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