Examples of using Difficult to spot in English and their translations into French
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Very difficult to spot.
They are therefore difficult to spot.
Racism can be difficult to spot, especially when you're new to its nuances.
Strabismus can be difficult to spot.
Eggs are more difficult to spot, since they are whitish and the size of a pinhead.
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Some anomalies are difficult to spot.
The road conditions can be more hazardous on paved roads.as black ice is sometimes difficult to spot.
Might be difficult to spot.
The Gibbon andthe Caleo are also difficult to spot.
Glaucoma can be difficult to spot, as the symptoms.
From a distance, fakes can be difficult to spot.
As a result, it is difficult to spot its patrimonial potential.
Of the seven, it's the most difficult to spot.
The signs can be difficult to spot and the symptoms will vary.
This makes them remarkably difficult to spot.
Fortunately, it's not difficult to spot signs of overheating in dogs.
It is a very fearful insect, difficult to spot.
As rosettes are very difficult to spot, you can help protect the thistle by taking a few precautions.
Added sugar can be difficult to spot.
We know most tourists simply don't know the cruelty inflicted on elephants as it can be difficult to spot.
They're not only difficult to spot, but rare.
The triggers of complex phobias are more difficult to spot.
They are very shy and difficult to spot, but your best chances are in the eastern coastal areas in small streams and quiet rivers.
False videos increasingly difficult to spot.
New phishing campaigns targeting executives are intelligently crafted and difficult to spot.
Amazing camouflage value, difficult to spot even when firing.
Unfortunately, sources of infiltration are often difficult to spot.
Symptoms of diabetes are usually difficult to spot in the earlier stages.
Even if the ship had been fully powered,it would have been difficult to spot.
Symptoms of liver disease can be difficult to spot, especially early on.