Examples of using Difficult to discern in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
It was difficult to discern through all the dust kicked in my face.
Certain colors are extremely difficult to discern variations.
It is difficult to discern because much of it is hidden from our eyes.
Visions… revelations… sublime to witness,yet difficult to discern.
Shifting water makes it difficult to discern the nature of Morphling.
The beliefs of Socrates, as distinct from those of Plato,are difficult to discern.
Shifting water makes it difficult to discern the nature of Morphling.
The main thing is that they contain a rich picture of the object,with many details that are difficult to discern.
It is slightly bluish, andit is extremely difficult to discern any details on the surface.
They can be comfortable idols, always within easy reach; they offer a certain prestige andpower and are difficult to discern.
A person's true identity can often be difficult to discern, even to themselves.
At times it is difficult to discern God's plan. You need patience and fidelity, stillness and a willingness to listen.
However in the initial stages of spiritual practice it may be difficult to discern the difference.
However, it is difficult to discern the influence of climate change in flooding data records for the past.
There are fragments of Jesus' teachings in the Gospels,but it is difficult to discern what he really said.
In archaic texts, the more technical usage is difficult to discern from the more common one, and they are also hard to differentiate in translation.
As a result, we are not only losing our patience, but also finding it increasingly difficult to discern God's timing.
Despite this difference being clear in theory it can be difficult to discern between them in practice and to know if the doctor had intended to mitigate the suffering or to cause death.
These are frequently specific to the individual Member States,and it is difficult to discern any common denominator.
It is difficult to discern such a positive approach in the most important EU documents that have been passed, such as the Charter of Fundamental Rights and the Reform Treaty. They contain no references to Europe's Christian roots.
They are annulated,although the annulation may be difficult to discern, due to their close spacing(~0.2mm) and low relief.
PARIS- Despite the frequency with which the phrase“international community” is invoked,its precise meaning- like its origins- is difficult to discern.
If we look around us with a contemplative gaze,it will not be difficult to discern a ray of his splendour in the beauties of creation.
With the spread of various coffee beans into our lives,it can be more and more difficult to discern what you're buying at the market.
The distortion is easily audible in 11 kHz ADPCM files, butbecomes more difficult to discern with higher sampling rates, and is virtually impossible to recognize with 44 kHz ADPCM files.
Indeed, strict historical facts are frequently intermingled with mythical ones,making it sometimes difficult to discern true historiography and mythology.
Given the US government's bombastic rhetoric on terrorism in recent years,it is difficult to discern whether there is a hidden political agenda or if the concern is genuine, and rooted in reality.
Many think andspeak of the"will of God" as some great mystery, difficult to discern and even harder to defend.
I fear that they are asleep andso conformed to the world that it would be difficult to discern between him that serveth God and him that serveth Him not.
What seems at first as an apologia then ends up in a comatose state where it becomes difficult to discern aspects of defense or rejection to the drug.