RIGOURS

Meaning of RIGOURS in English

UK and ANZ, [US and ANZ] rigors [plural] [noun]They survived the rigours (= severe conditions) of the winter.

Cambridge English vocab. Кембриджский английский словарь. 2012

RIGOURS — demanding, extreme conditions. → rigour
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RIGOURS — Строгий
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RIGOURS — n. строгие меры
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RIGOURS — n. строгие меры
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