Examples of using Difficult to describe in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
seeing misty Andalusian hills covered in olive groves is the sort of thing that is difficult to describe.
The spaces are each so individual that it is difficult to describe the rooms in the hotel.
because it is extremely difficult to describe and very unique.
The advanced beginners described their experiences in a more descriptive way, while the experts had more difficult to describe what they experienced.
it is even more difficult to describe it.
mainly because evaporation is difficult to measure and consequently difficult to describe in models.
M: I have noticed that it́s really difficult to describe our music(even I cańt do it) and it can be both positive and negative.
even more difficult to describe.
Of all the four sacred initiatory seasons of the year, none perhaps is so difficult to describe as the events and trials
are notoriously difficult to describe and transcribe accurately.
Difficult to describe?
It's difficult to describe.
It's difficult to describe to you.
Then something happened, something difficult to describe.
A typical public servant or job is thus difficult to describe.
Difficult to describe and assess threats to IT systems- Totalförsvarets forskningsinstitut.
In fact, the gravity of the matter is difficult to describe.
Almost as difficult to describe are the physical expressions of love.
Pleasant surprise is difficult to describe Costa Paradiso,
What happens in therapy is difficult to describe to an external observer.