Examples of using Bit difficult in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
It's a bit difficult with structural engineering.
It's a bit difficult to talk about, actually, Eddie.
It's a bit difficult to believe, my good man.
It's a bit difficult to explain out here.
I know I can be… A bit difficult.
I am just a bit difficult.
it makes it a bit difficult for him to get out.
Other life forms however, are a bit difficult.
But we know that some of them are a bit difficult to adapt.
Sunday's a bit difficult.
pronunciation can be a bit difficult to learn at times, grammar is much easier
permissions can be a bit difficult to arrange.
although they are a bit difficult to interpret.
This is a bit difficult, but with my skill and your spirit, we will win!
About the permanence of a partner, this is a bit difficult, even because of the physical space,
E16 It's a bit difficult at first, because there are so many people in a white coat.
I'm finding it a bit difficult, after she was born,
It's a bit difficult here because… There's a difficult bit'round here when you have got to go… from the end of the mantel-piece onto the coffee table.
Since it's your first wall run it might be a bit difficult, just try to jump when you get to the closest point to your destination.
The last part of the journey is a bit difficult, and it takes an hour to get from Palma.