Examples of using Difficult to take in English and their translations into Slovenian
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But this defeat is difficult to take.
Difficult to take good photos?
It is always difficult to take criticism.
I didn't expect the fortress to be this difficult to take.
Why is it so difficult to take a decision.
I'm glad today is over;yesterday's news has been difficult to take.
Such arguments are difficult to take seriously.
Large crowds simply represent an overdose of energy transfer,which is difficult to take.
I know it can be difficult to take the first step.
Many of these herbal supplement products can be purchased inpill form making them not be difficult to take account of the body.
It can be difficult to take six-year-olds with something.
Unfortunately, I liked it not so good and it was difficult to take initiative.
In any case, it's not difficult to take this chance and it's worth a try.
I am not naïve, however, and I knowthat in the Islamic world, it is difficult to take these values forward.
It is not difficult to take, the main thing is not to forgetto do it twice a day.
This measurement is very difficult to take by yourself.
It was very difficult to take photos in the box below does not reflect my blue phone(by the way, the review on it here).
Installing the game quite difficult to take you a little time.
Change is difficult to take when you're older, and it's easy to conclude that the world is going to hell in a handbasket.
It is understandable that for some Member States it may be difficult to take ambitious commitments in a period of economic uncertainties.
Depending on a person's physical condition, he has or does not have vital energy, and without it,it will be very difficult to take steps to success.
With its help it is difficult to take a picture, not that it is qualitative, but more or less legible.
Arbidol for children approved for use with threeyears as at an earlier age children is difficult to take drugs in tablets and capsules.
The point is that it is quite difficult to take royal jelly in its pure form, since it is possible to exceed the dose, which will have a negative effect on the body.
For the southern regions, this issue is resolved easier- it is more profitable to plant in the autumn,since it is more difficult to take root in a seedling in a hot summer period.
This is primarily true of the fact that it is difficult to take 3-4 liters of the solution, especially given that Fortran's taste qualities leave much to be desired.
If you put up routine affairs for the first half of the day, then the main forces will be spent on this,and then by evening it will be quite difficult to take on work that requires creativity or mental participation.
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.
Of course, supplements do not replace a healthy, well-balanced diet, but they are still useful from the point of view of pregnancy planning, as certain vitamins are needed in pregnancy on a large scale andit is difficult to take them alone through the diet.
It is true that the European Union currently has no decision-making powers either over the airspace of the Member States or over Eurocontrol,which makes it very difficult to take effective and coordinated decisions.