Examples of using Difficult to put in English and their translations into Portuguese
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                        Official
                    
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                        Medicine
                    
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                        Ecclesiastic
                    
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                        Computer
                    
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It's difficult to put into words.
Well, it sounds a little peculiar and difficult to put into practice.
It's so difficult to put into words.
What happened after that is very difficult to put into words.
It's difficult to put the vest on by yourself.
Was this experience difficult to put into words?
It is difficult to put into words what I owe Ramanujan.
Gordon, it is supposed to  be difficult to put someone to  death.
It is difficult to put our bet on this team.
I have never felt anything quite like this before so it's difficult to put into words.
It is not difficult to put DVDs onto your PS3.
Tile small size- the most suitable for the working area,but it is difficult to put.
Easy to  learn, difficult to put down!
It is difficult to put a price on feeling complete, though. Isn't it?
Simple answers to  international crises are often difficult to put into practice.
It is very difficult to put into words the mixture of feelings that Le Cordon Bleu gives us.
What we would like you to  understand,yet it is difficult to put into your words… is that….
It will be difficult to put a tightly sized ring on a not fully hardened or straightened penis.
Despite my support for the proposal,I know that it will be difficult to put into practice and implement everywhere.
It is not difficult to put an enema to  a baby, you just need to  follow a few rules and be careful.
It is a concern too far,in part because it is very difficult to put a financial value on protecting human rights.
Approximately six months after giving birth,many moms start to  complain that it is becoming more and more difficult to put the baby to  bed.
Sometimes it is very difficult to put an end to  all of the above.
However, Cleide also knows that with regards to matters of the heart, it is difficult to put rationality first.
These suits may be very difficult to put on and face problems with providing a uniform pressure.
The interesting part of this picture is that it is increasingly difficult to put a database to  an exact location.
Safety: Although it is difficult to put a price tag on safety, the risks associated with ladders, especially in bad weather, are obvious.
I load the color images in Photoshop too,where it won't be very difficult to put the three images"next from one another.
The professionals admit that it is difficult to put in practice what is learned and appoint administrative issues as factors interfering in the accomplishment of actions.
But, as we have seen elsewhere in the region,it will prove far more difficult to put something benign and effective in its place.