Examples of using Difficult to catch in English and their translations into Serbian
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Latin
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Cyrillic
She's difficult to catch.
It will be difficult to catch them in adult life.
Thousands and thousands of those things are very difficult to catch.
Not only is it difficult to catch Don.
Is it difficult to catch and put in prison all these hooligans?
It must have been difficult to catch him?
It is not difficult to catch such a moment in the early stages of a downtrend.
I admit that it is very difficult to catch them.
It's not so difficult to catch a debtor on the road when he drives a car.
Misconception 5 th: The heat is difficult to catch a sore throat.
It is difficult to catch a black cat in a dark room-- especially if the cat isn't there.
It's not just difficult to catch Don.
When you ask him about it,he justifies himself so quickly that it is difficult to catch him lying.
Sometimes it is difficult to catch a horse at pasture.
Yes, indeed, if rabbits run wild,it will be very difficult to catch them.
The fish here are very difficult to catch and in such shallow water they ought to be safe.
With the heavy rain and the bad light,it's very difficult to catch them.
Real spies are extremely difficult to catch precisely because they operate covertly, secretly, not openly, as Alexander acted.
Most parents of autistic children say that an adult meaningful look at their kids, butit is very difficult to catch.
Therefore, it is extremely difficult to catch rabbits for meat.
I was eager to work with Prince buthe was an extremely shy person and really difficult to catch.
On the free content it is bad that the rabbit is difficult to catch for any treatment, treatment, jigging.
The main thing is that when infected, the effect of the vaccine will be only at the very beginning of the infection, andit is very difficult to catch this moment.