Примери за използване на Difficult to describe на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Difficult to describe flame.
It's a little difficult to describe.
Difficult to describe this experience.
It is rather difficult to describe.
Difficult to describe, but impossible to forget.
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Well… that was difficult to describe.
It's difficult to describe the totaloy of a Frenchman, there does not exist a exact formula for them.
My mood was difficult to describe.
It fundamentally changes you in a way that's difficult to describe.
As I said, difficult to describe.
What was going on in the hall, it is difficult to describe.
It's difficult to describe, you know?
Love is something so difficult to describe.
Even it is difficult to describe what it feels at the moment a person.
Atmosphere here is difficult to describe.
It is very difficult to describe it but you can see its glimpse on your face.
The next 10 minutes are difficult to describe.
This is a bit difficult to describe as they are very similar in many ways.
It was a strange feeling, difficult to describe.
It's difficult to describe the best of a Frenchman, there many not exist a different formula for them.
The magic of this scene is difficult to describe.
Perhaps, it is difficult to describe all the games for girls"horses", as they are varied and diverse.
What happened next is difficult to describe.
It's so difficult to describe to someone who's never been there, because it's not sadness.
It's hard to measure, difficult to describe.
In this context, it is very difficult to describe the specific legal policy with regard to the minorities and the groups deprived of civil rights.
However, interaction is very difficult to describe.
It's a little difficult to describe what it is doing.
The sound of this ancient instrument is difficult to describe in words.
Although it is even so difficult to describe in one sentence the impression of all the amazing stories this temple has collected in itself for 12 centuries.