Examples of using Difficult to take in English and their translations into Czech
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I find it difficult to take tea.
I didn't expect the fortress to be this difficult to take.
Must be difficult to take in.
It is on the list of terrorist organisations and it is difficult to take action against it.
Even more difficult to take Mrs Walker.
Especially one that has a panty liner ad on the back of it. I find it kind of difficult to take a Myers-Briggs test seriously.
It's more difficult to take than to give.
Without recourse to these guidelines and without corresponding activities onthe part of the Member States, it will be difficult to take any action.
It's going to be difficult to take him.
I find it difficult to take communication advice from a guy who talks to his girlfriend in binary.
I understand this is difficult to take in.
Is it so difficult to take a little respect? Do not!
Given your background,it must have been difficult to take the promicin shot.
It's not that difficult to take money and drugs from any drug dealer.
It is true that the European Union currently has no decision-making powers either over the airspace of the Member States or over Eurocontrol,which makes it very difficult to take effective and coordinated decisions.
Doesn't that make it difficult to take his heart?
I know it's difficult to take in but this is good news, David.- Oh.
You're so often wrong… so difficult to take your words seriously.
I find it kind of difficult to take a Myers-Briggs test seriously, especially one that has a panty liner ad on the back of it.
From what I have heard… sometimes it's difficult to take advice from your sibling.
OK. I know it's difficult to take in, but this is good news, David.
We will not resolve this problem without having a bigger budget,because it is difficult to take from those who have more; we should, rather, give to those who have less.
It's said to be difficult to take someone's life.
It's said to be difficult to take someone's life.
How can it be so difficult to take a seven-year-old home?
It's going to be difficult to take him. Breathe slowly.
I think it would be a little difficult to take you there while I'm stuck here.
And it ever after made it very difficult to take seriously the Strategic Air Command.
If we do not do this, it will be difficult to take seriously the European Union's ambition to be a global player.
The living conditions of Roma make it difficult to take the steps necessary in the long battle to eliminate gypsy-only classrooms.