Examples of using Difficult to find in English and their translations into Turkish
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Euros. I very difficult to find customers.
They're rare. Difficult to find.
You have been most difficult to find.
We have found it very difficult to find a source.
That's what makes it so difficult to find the vampire's hiding place.
Bad effects? Well, it's getting more difficult to find men to collect the rubbish.
It makes them difficult to find.
This was oddly difficult to find.
Difficult to find fur animals here anymore.
Difficult to find.
The more exotic, the more difficult to find.
For Charm and her family, food is about to become much more difficult to find.
I thought it would be difficult to find, but, really, this entire wing of the hospital is dead.
In moments like these, it's difficult to find the right words but when this is all over, Katia.
But varrick and zhu li have proven difficult to find, nearly impossible to tame,
Of these minerals, only rutile and ilmenite have economic importance, yet even they are difficult to find in high concentrations.
That's nine inches and change, and it would be difficult to find a knife that long in prison.
I don't know the ins and the outs, but suffice it to say that The Heart Bled Blue is about to become very difficult to find.
But when it's impossible to talk to anyone, It's really difficult to find words for all this it feels so stifling.
Hyung-nim has no sense of direction so it will be difficult to find his way, and because he has night blindness he can't see in the dark.