Examples of using Somewhat difficult in English and their translations into Spanish
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The garage is somewhat difficult to use.
The discussions on agenda item 17 had proved somewhat difficult.
And it is somewhat difficult to park there.
Q: To meditate on the inner Witness looks somewhat difficult to me.
I find it somewhat difficult to understand.
People also translate
The nature of ceilings makes them somewhat difficult to clean.
Small room Somewhat difficult to navigate Excellent.
It's a nice treat after a somewhat difficult hike.
Somewhat difficult to find, though, not seen from the street.
The screws may be somewhat difficult to remove.
If this happen the mission of Paz Ahora could rest somewhat difficult.
Cons: Small room Somewhat difficult to navigate.
However, with man made materials this distinction is somewhat difficult to make.
And in truth, somewhat difficult to answer, even to myself.
More than half are very difficult or somewhat difficult to read.
This may be somewhat difficult, and may require some leverage.
In some extreme cases, access is somewhat difficult or tortuous.
Access somewhat difficult but rest assured and calm on arrival.
Diagrams and/or sketches are somewhat difficult to understand.
R3 Scarce- somewhat difficult to find, only a few likely at larger shows.
I attended the Sapienza in particular and somewhat difficult years: it was'68….
It was somewhat difficult to obtain statistics for the period 2007-2010 from this entity.
Losing weight can be somewhat difficult in early stages.
This process is extremely complex and therefore somewhat difficult to follow.
Analog clocks can be somewhat difficult to read for younger children.
The first few times it should be somewhat difficult, and you can cut yourself.
The Sandhi subject is somewhat difficult, but not impossible at all!
We have noticed that it has been somewhat difficult to identify Vice-Chairs.
As I say, one year somewhat difficult but exciting.