a "tough cookie"---how is it different from a "tough person"? When the expression "tough cookie" is used instead of "tough person", what difference does it make? I'd like know about the nuance. Thank

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a "tough cookie"---how is it different from a "tough person"? When the expression "tough cookie" is used instead of "tough person", what difference does it make? I'd like know about the nuance. Thank you!It seems the opinions are split. Is there anyone who could give me an overall view of the usage?

6 ก.ย. 2012 เวลา 4:48

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'Tough Cookie' is used as a slang word for 'Tough Person' in Britain.

6 กันยายน 2012

it isn't

6 กันยายน 2012

Thank you for your input Kevin. Your explanation is clear and easy to understand!

6 กันยายน 2012

A tough person is used to describe someone that is physically strong and has endurance. It could be at work, sports or street-fighting etc.

6 กันยายน 2012

a tough cookie or a tough nut to crack are usually used to describe someone that is hardheaded. Someone who is not willing to change their opinion/mind.

6 กันยายน 2012

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