Examples of using Difficult to define in English and their translations into Dutch
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Official
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
The term"consciousness" is rather difficult to define, as this word is used in many different directions.
The term'community' is difficult to define C2, but there are influences upon a child other than home and school.
That this difference is difficult to define is evident from the amount of lobbying we have been experiencing.
many details were difficult to define or recollect.
It is difficult to define now and therefore it may also be difficult to apply the concept.
is therefore difficult to define.
religious use is often difficult to define.
It is a short word, easy to spell, difficult to define, and impossible to live without.
Marriage and family are actually very difficult to define and even more difficult to explain.
which by the way would be far more difficult to define.
often it is rather difficult to define.
The interests of the child are difficult to define but there is no doubt that they should be paramount.
It's difficult to define exactly how since, after all, ethics are linked to one's norms and values.
First, it is difficult to define what can be considered'harmful content.
A word so difficult to define, and yet so simple in practice.
Sometimes it's difficult to define what exactly the depiction looked like in the past.
This is partly because of the language- difficult to define, seeming to be Eastern European- in which Tom is singing.
Firstly, it is difficult to define in which areas sensitive marine species exist.
The place of Bosch in the context of fifteenth-century Netherlandish painting is difficult to define.
With regard to shop stewards elected as board members, it is rather difficult to define what their rôle is.