Examples of using Hard to judge in English and their translations into Spanish
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lighting conditions can make this hard to judge.
which makes it really hard to judge anyone… and I will deny it outside in the real world… but, yes.
The economic impact can be hard to judge, particularly in the early days,
The impact of the last agreement is currently hard to judge, since the implementation period is still underway,
It was hard to judge how aware successive Governments of the Cayman Islands had been with regard to other options-- the electorate certainly had had little or no idea about what could be sought from the United Kingdom Government-- but in any event no questions had been asked and so the United Kingdom, for its part, had not volunteered any information.
With pictures, it's harder to judge because it is just harder to tell.
Vehicle speed and distance are harder to judge.
The ones closest to you are the hardest to judge. No.
Be especially cautious at night when it is harder to judge the depth of floodwaters.
It's hard to judge.
It's hard to judge where everyone is.
It's hard to judge the scale in this video.
It is hard to judge someone from their online contacts.
It's hard to judge ourselves accurately, isn't it?
Point out that the passage of time is hard to judge.
Alsén says that is always hard to judge the direction of causality.
so it is hard to judge.
It's hard to judge the space between levels when they appear flat.
After all, it's kinda hard to judge character…- through eight gallons of water.
It's very hard to judge from the inside whether your posture needs to be changed.