difícil
/diˈfiθil/, [d̪iˈfi.θil]difficult, hard
Adjective difícil (plural difíciles) (superlative dificilísimo)
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difficult, hard, tough, challenging, rough, tricky, trying, arduous, testing
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unlikely (i.e. improbable)
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awkward (e.g. situation or position)
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(figuratively) rocky, bumpy (e.g. start, road)
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Es difícil quejarse de gente tan buena.
It's hard to complain against such good people.
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Es bastante difícil dominar el francés en 2, 3 años.
It's quite difficult to master French in 2 or 3 years.
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Es una pregunta difícil.
It's a hard question.
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Para los japoneses es muy difícil articular el sonido de la erre.
It is difficult for the Japanese to articulate the sound of the r.
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Encontré difícil llevarse bien con él.
I found it difficult to get along with him.
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Este libro me pareció difícil de leer.
I find this book is very difficult to read.
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Es difícil resolver este problema.
The problem is difficult to solve.
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Este trabajo es difícil para nosotros.
This work is difficult for us.
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Hablar el inglés bien es difícil.
To speak English well is difficult.
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Era muy difícil para mí.
It was too difficult for me.
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