Examples of using Difficult to take in English and their translations into Finnish
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as it's very difficult to take a rubbish photo with it.
Many of these herbal supplement products can be purchased in pill form making them not be difficult to take account of the body.
also more difficult to take.
international observers, it is difficult to take the Chinese delegate at her word-especially in light of blogposts from inside Tibet like Mila Tsitsi's.
it is very difficult to take the rhetoric seriously.
liberation remains yet to be taken, a step which in the case of theatre may be more difficult to take.
However, it would have been difficult to take Member States to court for having interpreted‘recovery' in the same way as most Member States
This proposal makes it still more difficult to take account of smaller EU Member States,
Yet it is very difficult to take this account literally,
problems making progress with this harmonised and European asylum policy and that it finds it difficult to take these steps and I believe it is very important that tomorrow this House gives strong support to the proposal in the way I have indicated
It's difficult to take trips together.
Doesn't that make it difficult to take his heart?
It's going to be difficult to take Kim Woo-gi back home.
The personnel have adapted well to Voice and it would be really difficult to take it away from them.
The results showed that nurses' know-how developed during job rotation but it was difficult to take know-how back to the nurses' own job unit.
If oil is difficult to take, then you can wash it with warm water.
Do not! Is it so difficult to take a little respect?
I understand this is difficult to take in… Stop.
From what I have heard sometimes it's difficult to take advice from your sibling.
I understand this is difficult to take.