No. 6,960 in Spanish
durso
It seems "durso" is not a standard Spanish word. Could you mean "dorso," which translates to "back" or "reverse side" in English?
In a sentence
El camino hacia la cima de la montaña es muy durso.
The path to the top of the mountain is very tough.
Here, 'durso' is used as an adjective describing the path, which is challenging or tough.
Después de tanto ejercicio, mis músculos están durso.
After so much exercise, my muscles are stiff.
In this sentence, 'durso' refers to the stiff or hardened feeling in the muscles due to strain.
La vida puede ser durso a veces, pero siempre hay cosas positivas.
Life can be tough at times, but there are always positives.
Here, 'durso' metaphorically describes life circumstances as challenging or difficult.
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