DIFFICULT - Translation from English into Serbian

dif·fi·cult ['dɪfɪkəlt] ADJ

difficult examination, language, task: težak

difficult examination, language, task: naporan

difficult choice, decision, life, time, situation: težak

difficult case, problem: zahtevan

difficult age, position: tegoban

difficult job, trip: mučan

difficult person, book, concept: komplikovan

to find it difficult to do sth: biti teško uraditi nešto

diabolically difficult: đavolski teško inf

notoriously difficult: užasno teško

it became increasingly difficult: postajalo je sve teže i teže

she seems to find it difficult to form a meaningful relationship: njoj je izgleda tesko da zasnuje smislenu vezu

a difficult proposition: težak zadatak

she was my anchor when things were difficult for me: ona mi je bila oslonac kad mi je bilo teško

I realize how difficult it's going to be: shvatam koliko će teško biti

it's difficult to reconcile different points of view: teško je uskladiti različita gledišta

to see through sb through a difficult time: pomoći nekome u teškoj situaciji

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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

you see! it wasn't that difficult was it?: vidiš da nije bilo tako teško, zar ne?

that's sort of difficult to explain: to je prilično teško objasniti

to find it difficult to do sth: biti teško uraditi nešto

to help sb through a difficult time: pomagati nekom u teškim trenucima

to see through sb through a difficult time: pomoći nekome u teškoj situaciji

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This is especially important when working with brain tumor models, which are notoriously hard to study.

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He was taken by his owner at the age of 17 to work as a servant in the manor, but was notoriously insolent.

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He was notoriously hypersensitive to gallery owners, collectors, and patrons that did not appreciate his art.

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Government notoriously provides a little housekeeping money for its research and development agencies, but nothing for research.

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The cafe's clientele were notoriously cruisy, leading many people over the years to compare the shop, with a sense of ironic disparagement, to its neighbors.

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