Examples of using Bit more difficult in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The fat-soluble substances is a bit more difficult to dissolve, after which the fat is needed for it to do harm.
Nowadays, it's a bit more difficult to find truly awesome places,
The ride is going to be a bit more difficult for the team sometimes, but that is-absolutely necessary.”.
Maybe for the pole position is going to be a bit more difficult, because they[Ferrari and Mercedes] made quite big steps with the engine.
The therapy was a bit more difficult to endure, but the results went back to normal after six sessions.
Loading classes is a bit more difficult because we need an instance of a class, not just a pointer to a function.
that a bit more difficult to start the car in the morning.
it gets a bit more difficult to use.
I don't think there's an easy answer but I think it would be good to make the cars a bit more difficult to drive in truth.
range between 50 and 200 copies/mL are a bit more difficult to interpret.
It's always a bit more difficult in the first season for adaptation,
this entire process becomes a bit more difficult, since you probably only have room for one drive(unless your laptop comes with a spare slot for an M.2 SSD).
really seduce a native of Sagittarius, it will be a bit more difficult.
Looking back from where I sit now, these middle years are only a bit more difficult than when you were 12
found near Maastricht and a crane operator who finds a virtually intact medieval book in an Irish peat bog- only the letters have become a bit more difficult to read.
That was a bit more difficult.
And to be a bit more difficult….
Public transportation is a bit more difficult.
Isn't that a bit more difficult?
For adults it is a bit more difficult.