Examples of using Difficult to take in English and their translations into Romanian
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Programming
Unimaginable, difficult to take in.
Difficult to take a live woman up the side of a water tank, unless she's unconscious.
It's going to be difficult to take him.
Is it difficult to take responsibility? Of course….
Doesn't that make it difficult to take his heart?
It is difficult to take pride in work that is never seen.
I understand this is difficult to take in.
It's very difficult to take anything that guy says seriously.
As you can appreciate,it's difficult to take a history.
If oil is difficult to take, then you can wash it with warm water.
As in the previous option,it would be very difficult to take this option through the Council.
It is very difficult to take the cake on the camera and not be reflected in it.
We will not resolve this problem without having a bigger budget,because it is difficult to take from those who have more; we should, rather, give to those who have less.
I find it difficult to take communication advice from a guy who talks to his girlfriend in binary.
Installing the game quite difficult to take you a little time.
It was difficult to take this piece of tissue out because a lot of fat and in addition a very large urinary bladder.
I think it would be a little difficult to take you there while I'm stuck here.
It is difficult to take expensive and painful measures when in any given place people don't know exactly what's coming, exactly when, and how bad it will be.
It must have been difficult to take the promicin shot.
For example, one person felt splendid while taking it, but that she had a sensitivity to l-carnitine that made it difficult to take for extended periods.
No, it's very difficult to take them off!
On the same day, the 6th of June, His Holiness Patriarch Irenaeos of Serbia sent to His Holiness PatriarchBartholomew of Constantinople and all the Primates of Local Orthodox Churches a letter in which, having enumerated all the existing problems, he pointed out that due to all these circumstances, the Serbian Orthodox Church‘will find it difficult to take part in the Holy and Great Council and proposes that its convocation be put off for some time'.
It's more difficult to take than to give.
Applejack hardworking girlfriend wants to prove that she is also a great athlete, andit would not be difficult to take a place on the podium at the Olympics among all the ponies in the world.
Tell me, is it difficult to take a picture of a railway station?
What I found a little more difficult to take was when he started shagging Paula.
It is not difficult to take, the main thing is not to forget to do it twice a day.
That is why it is sometimes very difficult to take a position on the scientific evidence.
Yet it is very difficult to take this account literally, for not only is there no primary source denoting this supernatural event in secular history, awareness of the enormous number of pre-Christian saviors who also died and were resurrected.
I think it's difficult to take the body too from here.