Examples of using Rather difficult in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
I find that rather difficult to believe.
He's had a rather difficult day.
On the other hand, controlling the process would be rather difficult.
But whether lay or clerical, it might be rather difficult to prove.
That was rather difficult to notice and expose to possible criticism.
It can be rather difficult to keep white smile if you smoke.
The treatment is rather difficult, so patients shouldhave patience.
She will fall into a rather difficult material situation.
It can be rather difficult to keep teeth white smile if you smoke.
Starting school is a rather difficult period in a child's life.
That was rather difficult to make, so they could do it only very little bit.
I find that rather difficult to believe, Mrs. Druse.
It's rather difficult for us to think ofanother planet as a neighbor.
Rather difficult for us… to think of another planet as a neighbor.
That's a rather difficult question to answer.
I heard you sold a dress to a rather difficult customer.
And… it's… rather difficult.
I might find services rather difficult to conduct.
Mr President, my congratulations on your pronunciation of my rather difficult name!
I have just had a rather difficult day.