have a tough row to hoe
The phrase "have a tough row to hoe" is an idiomatic expression that means to face a difficult or challenging task or situation. It often refers to having a challenging or laborious path to navigate, similar to the effort required to hoe a field or garden. It implies that the person or group in question will encounter obstacles and hardships along their journey.
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