Examples of using Difficult to break in English and their translations into French
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Durable and difficult to break.
The majority of discovered orold routines are difficult to break.
Habits are difficult to break.
It is a vicious circle and one that is difficult to break.
This fence is difficult to break into.
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Soil is composed of very hard clumps, and difficult to break.
It is very difficult to break encryption.
But the glass ceiling is difficult to break.
They are difficult to break and have high durability.
This is the most difficult to break.
It is difficult to break, thus facilitating transportation.
The status-quo is difficult to break.
More difficult to break than a chain of iron.
That too is a habit difficult to break.
Habits are difficult to break, especially when it comes to food.
This cycle can be very difficult to break.
The shell is very difficult to break through but the eagle that leaves it is an adult.
But the glass ceiling is difficult to break.
Habits are difficult to break, especially when it comes to food.
Bad habits will be difficult to break.