Examples of using Difficult to say 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
Military experts find it difficult to say how well this"Invention".
It's difficult to say which gig which has been the worst or best.
At present, it is difficult to say.
He says that since your name is difficult to say, from now on you will be called Anjin.
it is very difficult to say that it is not known.
But exactly when and by how much is difficult to say with any certainty, because we envisage a gradual increase.”.
Therefore it was even more difficult to say good bye after the third
Renovation cost is difficult to say, as it largely depends on how you want to layout of the property.
According to the Finnish authorities, it is very difficult to say whether the transposition of the Directive has had any impact in Finland.
there's something that's difficult to say.
17 were asked whether it was difficult to say“no” to alcohol.
For example, there is no good word for describing"stolen fruit compote"- it is long and rather difficult to say.
Competing with such a brand on a global stage is difficult to say the least, especially for a new entrant in the industry.
indeed it is difficult to say they are true if they go on to express concern about the quality of the financial information.
It is difficult to say that the crisis is on the verge of being resolved before investors' required rate of return on bank bonds and the interbank rates have fallen to more normal levels.
with the result that it was difficult to say whether historical truth
but it is difficult to say with those silly Brits.
Difficult, to say the least, Reliving it through talking is.
Reliving it through talking is, well, difficult, to say the least.
It made our marriage difficult, to say the least.