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Which one is OK?
The meat is very tough. I barely cut it.
The meat is very hard. I barely cut it.
Sep 5, 2018 11:25 PM
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Hi Sinem. 'Tough' is the right word to use with meat. Someone might say the meat is hard as part of a metaphor, e.g. This meat is as hard as nails, but a more common metaphor would still use the word tough - This meat is as tough as leather.
Do you know which word is the opposite of tough when talking about meat?
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September 5, 2018
The meat is very tough. I can barely cut it.
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