Examples of using Hard to take 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
It's hard to take you seriously.
Why did you try so hard to take that away from me?
It's really hard to take you seriously with those glasses on.
It's just hard to take you seriously.
Why is this so hard to take off?
It was hard to take the insults seriously, given what Jane was producing.
Otherwise it wouldn't be so hard to take my flip-flops off;
Hard to take social responsibility.
It's hard to take apart.
Yeah, it's hard to take.
It's hard to take advice from someone whose boyfriend turned her into a werewolf.
It is hard to take the political decisions necessary when there is doubt about whether climate change is taking place.
And it's hard to take that in cause it's so painful, but it's never too late.
we work hard to take steps toward a cleaner,
Currently it is very hard to take sanctions against them because in some cases, by the time that problems come to light in Europe,
Spokespersons from the Florida's Department of Agriculture confirm that farms have worked hard to take their losses and act responsibly during the 2011 drought.
It must work hard to take forward the reforms necessary for closer ties with the EU.
It is pretty hard to take that you are now trying to prevent me from speaking.
is hard to take on and off, so it's not something we recommend that you use everyday.
A bad zone could also be a zone that is hard to take due to GPS problems,