rough up造句怎么写

This "differentiation" began when Mr Clegg seized an unmissable chance to rough up the Tories over a botched health reform.

Business schools need to make more room for people who are willing to bite the hands that feed them: to prick business bubbles, expose management fads and generally rough up the most feted managers.

He's a decent person placed in circumstances that tend to rough up young men.

The columnists coined the phrase "to broderick", meaning to rough up.

The manager was then asked if he would instruct any of his defenders to rough up Lionel Messi, Barca's key man, on Wednesday night.