Examples of using Difficult to bear in English and their translations into Romanian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
I know it can be difficult to bear.
Even for those with faith in an afterlife,this world has changed irrevocably, and that is difficult to bear.
His death has been difficult to bear.
He found it difficult to bear lying quietly during the night, and soon eating no longer gave him the slightest pleasure.
I left behind images and feelings that are difficult to bear, people whom I hope to see again one day, and a country devastated by war, a war which should have been a war for freedom….
A sudden death can be particularly difficult to bear.
It is a tough performance, difficult to bear and especially difficult to play.
Being lonely abroad is far more difficult to bear.
My dear, the freezing is difficult to bear. It is most painful.
The former method is too strong, butthe wiper of the rubber product may be difficult to bear and deform.
Hope is important because it can make the present moment less difficult to bear. If we believe that tomorrow will be better, we can bear a hardship today.”-Thich Nhat Hanh.
The feeling of exclusion andthe fear of being detached from society were even more difficult to bear than the illness itself.
Mismanagement of the programme will certainly result in costs which will be difficult to bear for small cinemas, some categories of employees in this field and particularly audiences, our target.
As I have waited eagerly to meet him for nearly 20 years,a few more weeks will not be too difficult to bear.
And even this is difficult to bear.
When you took me from the Borg andbegan to turn me into an individual, I found the silence of my own mind difficult to bear.
Furthermore, it is SMEs that find it most difficult to bear these initial costs.
However, a number of amendments have been added to the report that are particularly burdensome for small shopkeepers, who are forced to shoulder further bureaucratic costs andrequirements that will be difficult to bear.
Goose captain, and feels responsibility to the crew,although restrained for a long time it is difficult to bear, an-, and he has already turned the bare ass.
Yet there should be no loss of the values and principles of humanity, respect for the dignity of every person, mutual subsidiarity and solidarity, however much they may prove, in some moments of history,a burden difficult to bear.
The lack of a constant occupation, the need to belong to a group, and to feel valued within that group,make the disability much more difficult to bear, causing the deterioration of individual and family well-being.
These are very expensive medicines, with a very big impact on the body,with side effects that are difficult to bear by the patients.
The special shoes can also be useful, as the hot black gravel are difficult to bear without footwear.
It was difficult enough to bear before.
The King of England has always been the most difficult friend to bear in the world.