Examples of using Hard to avoid 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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Cyrillic
It can be hard to avoid.
Alcohol will be hard to avoid.
It's hard to avoid the danger.
Property taxes are also hard to avoid.
It is hard to avoid….
Infectious viruses lurk everywhere, and it's hard to avoid them.
Pretty hard to avoid.
Paying the bills to the power company is hard to avoid.
Which can be hard to avoid sometimes.
They are so effective in several ways because they are hard to avoid.
It would be hard to avoid speaking.
Currently, 45 states charge a sales tax so it's fairly hard to avoid.
It's hard to avoid, I admit.
Even if you wanted to, it could be hard to avoid caffeine altogether.
So it's hard to avoid a sense of despair.
Aerosol cleaning agents easily spread chemicals through the mist they produce and these can be hard to avoid.
It can be hard to avoid drinking alcohol.
Tripoli itself is not a place where tourists tend to linger, butit's a major transport hub for the Peloponnese and hard to avoid if you're relying on public transport.
You work hard to avoid criticism.
Travelling by bus or local boat is also better than takinga tourist cruise or flying- just about all the country's airlines have military links(although admittedly it's hard to avoid taking the plane to reach some destinations).
It is so hard to avoid at this time of year.
It worked fine but today I think, Seriously,is it that hard to avoid accidentally drinking my breastmilk?!
It's hard to avoid screen time these days.
These days, it's hard to avoid stress.
It's hard to avoid them, but we try to.”.
Social media is hard to avoid these days.
It's hard to avoid people because everyone has cellphones.
Sticking with Gaudí(which is hard to avoid), head over to the bustling Passeig de Gràcia next.
It may be hard to avoid feeling awkward when there's muffle because of the constant eagerness to prove that you're superb company.