Examples of using Difficult to make in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Medicine
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Financial
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Programming
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Official/political
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Computer
It's very difficult to make.
Windows in the Baroque style is very difficult to make.
Decisions that are difficult to make.
Is it difficult to make contact?
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Crepes are incredibly difficult to make.
And these chips are very difficult to make.
Was it difficult to make this decision?
And it was very difficult to make.
Always difficult to make these decisions.
The movie was incredibly difficult to make.
It is difficult to make that calculation.
It's possible and actually not too difficult to make.
It will be difficult to make peace.
There are some decisions that are very difficult to make.
Is it so difficult to make the main character drink orange juice?
For many people it is very difficult to make this transition.
It is not at all difficult to make a yamobur with your own hands, there will be quite a lot of benefit from it on the farm.
Under these conditions essential changes are difficult to make.
It is not very difficult to make most restaurant meals paleo friendly.
These employees in India were earning a couple of dollars a day and getting their salary in cash so it's very easy to spend andvery difficult to make those people save.
Good food is difficult to make.
It is not so difficult to make juice from early spring for winter, especially if there are special kitchen appliances on the farm.
In order to even more difficult to make the choice.
Why is it so difficult to make the abdominal muscles look if you are overweight?
These political commitments were not difficult to make, so where is the problem?
When more miners join the network, then it becomes difficult to make a profit and the miners should be looking for efficiency to cut their operating costs.
Items like trevor dell's metal bracelet are difficult to make, even for skilled craftsmen.
We are living in a time of crisis, which makes it difficult to make the kind of decisions on weighty and important issues which we will have to make in December in Copenhagen.