difficult

US /ˈdɪfɪˌkʌlt, -kəlt/

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UK /'dɪfɪkəlt/

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adj.AdjectiveHard; not easy; you need to work hard to do it

The final test was very difficult

adj.AdjectiveNot easy to please or satisfy; causing trouble or problems.

He is a difficult person to work with because he always complains.

adj.AdjectiveFull of hardships or problems; causing distress or worry.

We are in a difficult situation because we have no money.

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It’s a difficult one this one, given that we almost all ride on open roads all of the
It’s a difficult one this one, given that we almost all ride on open roads all of the

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clear: Compared to modern assault rifles the FAL was too long, too heavy and too difficult
clear: Compared to modern assault rifles the FAL was too long, too heavy and too difficult

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and nature and wildness over classical harmony, and emotions—especially difficult emotions
and nature and wildness over classical harmony, and emotions—especially difficult emotions
read it. So, yes. “Frankenstein” is interested in difficult,
read it. So, yes. “Frankenstein” is interested in difficult,

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It remains difficult to determine how much mescaline a cactus contains.
It remains difficult to determine how much mescaline a cactus contains.

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it was very difficult to pick myself up each day believing that I can do it
it was very difficult to pick myself up each day believing that I can do it

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