Examples of using Difficult to take in English and their translations into Spanish
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It's very difficult to take anything that guy says seriously.
It's more difficult to take than to give.
It is very difficult to take bread out.
not too difficult to take.
it's very difficult to take the first step forward.
The spoons are used to hold foods difficult to take with other utensils.
Unfortunately, I liked it not so good and it was difficult to take initiative.
Do you think that the medications for blood pressure are difficult to take?
What is clear is that Almería finds it difficult to take the initiative.
Very large matrices can be confusing and difficult to take on mobile devices.
Do you think that the medications for pressure are difficult to take?= YES.
It must have been very difficult to take.
It is difficult to take enough offline samples to determine how a fast changing process,
We find it difficult to take this apparently easy route in order to by-pass a decision on merits which might possibly lead to a rather inconvenient result.
However, Prognos stressed that it was difficult to take long-term investment decisions as the relevance of future risks remains uncertain.
It had been difficult to take useful decisions to facilitate the movement
It was difficult to take a general stand on the issue;
From what I have heard sometimes it's difficult to take advice from your sibling.
Otherwise it is difficult to take a picture without having another tourist just in front of you.
Then it can also be difficult to take on the right posture especially if you are a bit insecure about them.