Examples of using Hard to identify in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Hard to identify?
The body is hard to identify.
Hard to identify, difficult to treat.
My face is hard to identify.
Hard to identify copper pipe once it's in the wall.
It is no so hard to identify.
The manner in which the killer disposes of the girl will make her hard to identify.
It was hard to identify him.
But even the enemy is hard to identify.
It's hard to identify victims.
That should not be hard to identify.
It won't be hard to identify the Allroad from the outside.
I agree that it's hard to identify successful salespeople in advance.
It's going to be hard to identify the bodies with out missing persons reports.
Oh, and one of the reasons the girl will be hard to identify is that.
This way it becomes quite hard to identify the malicious files, experts explain.
Everyone's faces were covered in dust and it was hard to identify them.
Sometimes it is hard to identify those people.
Zocanyl never made it out of trials,which is why it was so hard to identify.
Mushrooms are hard to identify.
He has worked long and hard to identify how these companies consistently outexecute their competitors, and he reveals what he has learned in The Agenda.
But without plates, it's gonna be hard to identify who owns it.
It might be hard to identify.
This is exactly what we do not have,so we sometimes hard to identify and decipher who the person is by profession.
The next contraption was even harder to identify.
The famous fugu“licensing exam” is typically given in the summertime,when the fish are smaller and therefore harder to identify.
The server effectivelyencloses data in an obfuscation layer which makes it harder to identify whether an OpenVPN is being used.
Impact damage can often be clearly visible,however damage caused by temperature can be harder to identify and become particularly harmful when gone unnoticed in goods such as food or pharmaceutical drugs.