Examples of using Difficult to do 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
A final cleaning is very thorough and is difficult to do oneself.
It was difficult to do this with human so bodybuilders in Greece began crushing pellets
benefits was difficult to do due to a lack of comprehensive
The requested extensive auditing of timber would be quite cumbersome and difficult to do.
At home, it is, of course, more difficult to do than in a hospital(for example, through hemodialysis), but still it is possible!
it becomes increasingly difficult to do the same for larger transactions.
However, Runar points out that estimates on a 100-year term hold a lot of uncertainty and therefore difficult to do.
making it that much more difficult to do what we must.
It is a little difficult to do so against this background, but I will persevere.
We know this is difficult to do, which is why we have argued about the wording.
I actually found that quite difficult to do, because I am in fact opposed to the setting up of yet more EU agencies.
It was really difficult to do because you have to write a step-by-step plan of how do you want to find out if something happens to your family.
I find it increasingly difficult to do my job when the greatest obstacle in my path casts a looming shadow over everything I try to do. .
but it's difficult to do this without a native speaking customer service team.
it can be quite difficult to do so.
because the procedure is very time consuming, it is very difficult to do it at home.
we were largely just a family trying to survive at a time when it was quite difficult to do so.
as it is currently very difficult to do so.
When talking about Huntington's disease it can be difficult to do so in a positive manner.
it is very difficult to do that.