Examples of using Hard to break in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It's hard to break a cycle.
Old ways are hard to break.
Hard to break from the tradition.
Habits are… hard to break.
If you're so concerned that Suren is weak,why are you trying so hard to break her?
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They had to work twice as hard to break through that glass.
Pretty hard to break an ankle so it don't set back right, innit?
Some habits are hard to break.
Also it can be a little hard to break the ice when you are sitting across from one another in a formal setting.
Old habits are hard to break.
An ostrich egg would be a rich reward,but they are the strongest eggs on the plains and very hard to break into.
However, there are also those who work hard to break the mould and now that they are at least making headway, and find it not as difficult as previously because the power of the Illuminati has been severely affected.
A trend that was hard to break.
When people use substances to escape or change the way they feel, using can become a habit,which can be hard to break.
When the person uses substances to escape or change how he or she feels, using can become a habit,which can be hard to break.
It was habit that was hard to break.
Plurals made a lot more sense now, except for a few hold-outs like children andteeth that get used so much that it was hard to break the habit.
Picking pockets is a habit hard to break.
Ever though I was on a budget, I didn't go as low as I could(dorms every night, only Sri Lankan food, minimal activities, etc)and still found it was hard to break the bank.
Your training made you hard to break.
Bibi appears on television all the time, in national and political roles he's the one that people most readily call to mind,and it will be very hard to break this association.”.
I knew it would be harder to break it.
It's thicker, harder to break.
(This is the habit that was hardest to break).