Examples of using Difficult to walk in English and their translations into Slovenian
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It was difficult to walk.
She is unwell and finding it difficult to walk.
Is it difficult to walk there?
You may feel very tired and difficult to walk anymore.
It is difficult to walk alongside them.
It was becoming difficult to walk.
In general, now I lead an active lifestyle, play sports, work in the country,but by the evening the joint began to  hurt so that it was difficult to walk.
It was very difficult to walk.
I had a lot of pain in my left leg, making it very difficult to walk.
The snow is difficult to walk on.
The right bank is mostly forest and more difficult to walk.
By then it was difficult to walk at all.
Gradually, it becomes more and more difficult to walk.
Feeling difficult to walk against the wind.
It makes it difficult to walk and to  sit.
But often withthe growth of the abdominal pain in the back, it becomes more difficult  to walk and lead an active lifestyle.
It becomes difficult to walk and sit in pain.
Sometimes the pain is so severe that it is difficult to walk, sit, or stand.
It is very difficult  to walk against the wind.
Right now it's difficult to walk.
They're painful, they're difficult to walk in, they're completely impractical, but still a girl loves her heels!
It was still difficult  to walk.
It makes it difficult to walk and to  sit.
Vlada:“I started 23 weeks, and I finally fully realized that I was pregnant.It became difficult to walk, it was impossible to  lie on your stomach. I feel constant drowsiness and some kind of passivity. I also became very lazy, sometimes I can't force myself to  rise and, for example, tidy up an apartment or make tea.”.
It's a fine line, sometimes as difficult  to walk as a tightrope.
If in the period of pregnancy, especially in its second half, you have a sharp pain in pubis,it was difficult to walk on the stairs, turn from side to  side on the bed and get up from the sofa, and the gait changed and became like a duck, it's probably symphysis.
It is easy to  wipe away your footprints, but difficult to walk without touching the ground.
They are even difficult to walk on.