Examples of using Hard to live in English and their translations into Slovak
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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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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
And it is so hard to live, and then the spouse set up at the most inopportune moment and left.
For balding women it is especially hard to live in a society that places great value on youthful appearance and attractiveness.
It's hard to live off half a percent of interest a year while costs are rising.
It's very hard to live with a man who's walled himself inside that idea who doesn't wanna change anything, who doesn't get excited about anything!
When asked if it's hard to live in such a rainy place,
I have a new son. It's hard to live with a person seven weeks old, mainly because they can't talk.
it is very hard to live all of the above, and it is frequent that the other person is instrumentalized for their own well-being.
But life is hard to live for a modest man,
they can be hard to live with because of their appearance.
it was very hard to live- to live by consciousness.
I do not want to be a saint- some of them are so hard to live with!
Remember bad habits are easy to get and hard to live with, while good habits are hard to get
staying with a person you are hard to live with, just because you have been together for a long time,
It's so HARD to live by faith!
Which would be harder to live without, the TV or the radio?
I find it much harder to live without you.
But harder to live.
It is even harder to live alone.
That had to be hard, to live with the Lurie name after everything went down.
Working hard to live better.