toughly

基本解釋

Turkey had earlier bargained toughly (some saiddestructively).
土耳其在早先的還價中態(tài)度強(qiáng)硬（也有人稱氣急敗壞）。
"You just there, and all of a sudden you get shot up, " she says, laughing toughly.
“你呆在那兒，可能突然間就會挨一槍，”她邊說邊粗獷地大笑著。
And part of the meaning is that chaos—be it in the Yeltsin era or prior to 1612—is a greater evil than toughly enforced order.
而這個意思的部分是混亂，就像葉利欽時代或者1612年一樣，這可是比強(qiáng)制執(zhí)行令更可怕的危險。

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