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круто (туго, солоно) приходится ( кому)разг.smb. is in a tight corner; smb. is in straits (difficulties)На первых порах мне, действительно, круто пришлось; притом и поездка за границу окончательно истощила мои средства. (И. Тургенев, Записки охотника) — But at first I really found myself in a tight corner; moreover, my stay abroad had utterly drained my funds.
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