Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Tought"

A: "Tough cookies" is just a saying that means the same thing as "I don't care, get over it."

A: If it's a slang
good, cool, great, sick, heavy, safe.

What we doing tonight? 

lets go out to a gig 

that sounds tought yeah.

A: Check the spelling, I don't think tought is a word. I'm assuming you either mean

Taught: to have received teaching or instruction,

Or

Taut: a rope without slack.

A: "thought-provoking" means it makes you think a lot and consider many possibilities or ask critical questions (it refers to something interesting, provocative, stimulating, and/or intriguing).

A: Tough means hard, difficult (My math test was tough) or durable (The skin on this fruit is very tough. or That football player is tough. He keeps on playing no matter what).
Thought is the past tense of To Think. "I thought about your problem all day" or, as a noun, the thing you are thinking. "I have a thought in my head about the party."
Both words have many colloquial meanings.

A: Tought isn't a word. Did you mean thought?
Thought means to have an idea, opinion, or to remember something
"It was just a thought"
"I thought it tasted very good"
"I thought I parked my car here?"

A: Do you mean taught? If so then this is how you would use it: "I taught someone how to do math today."

A: Thought is the past tense of think. (already being done)

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A: Thought: an idea that is made by thinking

“I thought of a word.”

Although: meaning in spite of something

“I like the ice cream, although I prefer the cake.”

A: the difference is the tenses of them. thought would be past tense and think is present.
examples: I think we should go swimming.
I thought you were going to be hear early.
I hope this helps.

A: Voulez-vous dire "thought" (passée de 'think' ) ou "taught" (passée de 'teach'):
"I 'thought' he was a nice person, but he's not."
"She 'taught' the children a lesson about math today."

J'espère que cela vous aide, si votre mot est différent, faites-le-moi savoir.

A: I haven’t thought about it like that.

A: taught

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A: × I have tought I have to study more than before so I will able to go to my first- choice school from next April.
✓ I'll need to study more, if I want to go to my first-choice school in April.

you can also say: next April. but "in April" is OK.

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A: "He taught me how to bake/make a cake."
Great job, keep it up!...^^

A: "I was taught English at school, but the teachers weren't very good at teaching." :)

A: I was taught that we could tell when it rains by the clouds.