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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a very rough job" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a task or work that is difficult, challenging, or not well done.
Example: "After reviewing the project, I realized it was a very rough job that needed significant improvements."
Alternatives: "a tough task" or "a challenging job".
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Being a wrestler is a very rough job and lifestyle, so you may get really stressed out with the schedule of professional wrestling.
Make sure you know and understand that being a professional wrestler is a very rough job and takes a major toll on your body.
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"He's in a very rough business, the intelligence business, and a lot of people in that business do a very good job of going after the enemy," Mr. King said.
She has done a nice job turning things around after a very rough second round.
It is a very rough word.
It's a (very rough) working title.
That's a very rough estimate.
I had a very rough pregnancy".
"It's been a very rough winter.
It is a very rough game".
"I have had a very rough life.
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