Examples of using Hard to make in English and their translations into Danish
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Computer
It's hard to make.
Day money-back guarantee is hard to make use of.
Pretty hard to make money nowadays.
Good movies are hard to make.
It's hard to make them like my mom's.
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These are hard to make.
It's hard to make beds full of people.
It's very hard to make.
It's hard to make beds when they're full of people.
Family trees are hard to make.
It's not hard to make people happy.
Oh, we tried, butchanges in time are generally extremely hard to make.
It wasn't that hard to make a universe.
Yeah, hard to make an exact match with any of our previous ones.
We all worked too hard to make them good.
Work hard to make something as meaningful and beautiful as you can.
I have been working so hard to make you a spy!
And really hard to make. These things are incredibly realistic.
As we didn't collect gender information at the registration,it is hard to make a clear comparison with previous DebConfs.
Signe, it's hard to make you laugh from Cannes.
Tássia Camões Araújo, member of the organisation team, explains: as we didn't collect gender information at the registration,it is hard to make a clear comparison with previous DebConfs.
Is it that hard to make us look cool?
It's hard to make a home green corner, if the owners often leave.
I worked too goddamn hard to make that name famous.
It's hard to make degenerative brain maladies hilarious, yet somehow you do.
Look, I-I am trying so hard to make this deal happen.
It's not hard to make flower arrangements that are interesting and creative.
Relax, Dad. Johnny worked so hard to make this extra special.
I try very hard to make our lunch hours educational and informative.
Philip himself worked very hard to make his system of governance work.