Sentence examples for rugged meaning from inspiring English sources
The ocean floor near the presumed crash zone is also extremely rugged, meaning that the black box could lie up to two and a half miles below the surface.
His equipment is designed to be rugged and redundant, meaning difficult to break, but it comes at a cost.
Our national sport is actually lacrosse, a rugged game taken from the Iroquois word meaning "to kill time until the pond freezes over".
These A-DATA SH93 models, however, are fully rugged, conforming to MIL-STD-810 ruggedness parameters, meaning it can be dropped while running and can survive under a few feet of water for up to 30 minutes.
A chief pleasure of the show is seeing, book by book, the traces of each writer's hand, both capturing and charging all these places with their meanings.No section of the show expresses this better than "Wild Places", which sketches not only the meanings writers find in Britain's rugged parts, but the power these observations then have on other writers.
Before the carretera (highway), the only road access to this remote part of Patagonia involved travelling through neighbouring Argentina, meaning that the region retains a spectacularly rugged, unspoiled environment and a strong identity.
But its meaning for me is not in the choice between rugged individualism and community spirit.
