Examples of using Hard to remember 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
The name itself is hard to remember.
These are just going to make your password hard to remember.
Another reason it's hard to remember names?
Once you're awake, it becomes hard to remember them.
Sometimes it's hard to remember he was just a cute little kid who liked to throw a ball around with his dad a few years ago.
Beyond Saint Tropez's very large worldwide reputation it's hard to remember that it is just a small village with a couple of thousand permanent inhabitants.
Since I became an MEP, it is hard to remember any issue which has provoked such a deluge of letters as the subject of biofuels.
For years we have resorted to passwords that are hard to remember for us but easy to guess for machines.
we notice that it's hard to remember, because it is randomly generated.
I find that after a break, it's hard to remember exactly what I was working on
sometimes an IP address can be hard to remember.
Sometimes it's hard to remember all people's names,
it's-- it's hard to remember every-- every name and face.
so it's hard to remember who said what.
With the busy lifestyles that we lead today it's hard to remember to pack a lunch that is both nutritious
It is truly hard to remember a time when Apple products were considered clunky and unattractive.
In general, hard to remember a sport that is not represented on our site at least a couple of sports games.
Identifying and keeping track of characters is important, especially when the names are unfamiliar and hard to remember.
This made all the words sound the same to me and made them very hard to remember.
This may sound easy, but even if you have heard the song a hundred times it's surprisingly hard to remember all the lyrics(unless it's‘Around The World' by Daft Punk!).