Examples of using Terribly difficult in English and their translations into Greek
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Medicine
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it's not terribly difficult to rid yourself of cellulite if you just have the right tips on hand.
I know how terribly difficult it can be to put a program like this together.
The observation of our Self accompanied simultaneously by the inner remembering of our“I” is terribly difficult, and nevertheless indispensable in order to really know ourselves.
That is where the serious danger lies; it is terribly difficult to retreat after a great victorious advance,
Being a woman is a terribly difficult task, since it consists principally in dealing with men."- Joseph Conrad.
it would be terribly difficult for the player to predict the next result.
Being a woman is a terribly difficult trade, since it consists principally of dealings with men.".
Joseph Conrad once observed'Being a woman is a terribly difficult task, since it consists principally in dealing with men'.
It is terribly difficult to invoke blind,
It is terribly difficult to retreat after a great victorious advance,
Self-observing, self-knowing, without forgetting our Self, is terribly difficult, but frightfully urgent
Self-observing, self-knowing, without forgetting our Self, is terribly difficult, but frightfully urgent
There is a way to break the cycle, and it is not terribly difficult to achieve.
The terribly difficult thing is that
wild plants had become an obsession, I found it terribly difficult to free myself.
more seriously and feel how terribly difficult it is instead of taking it lightly!
To make it more understandable because it is terribly difficult to express with words something like that,
would feel how terribly difficult it is, instead of taking it so lightly!
probably to win back the fans that drifted away a few years ago- earning your fans' trust in the whole is a terribly difficult task, as we all know;
Terribly difficult.