dif·fi·cul·ty [ˈdɪfɪkəlti] ΟΥΣ
1. difficulty no πλ:
- difficulty
- težava θηλ
- with difficulty
- stežka
2. difficulty (problematic nature):
- difficulty of a task
- težavnost θηλ
- to be in difficulties
- biti v težavah
- to have difficulty doing sth
- s težavo delati kaj
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However, they found fault in its frustrating difficulty, which they state rises quickly.
en.wikipedia.org The overhangs and stalactites of various forms and sizes offer difficulties from 6b up.
en.wikipedia.org However, financial difficulties and inflation did not allow the young state to bear such costs.
en.wikipedia.org But its subjectsthe difficulty of communicating and the isolation of each human beinghave remained the same.
en.wikipedia.org This quote emphasizes the degree to which courts can have difficulty at the margins in deciding where ideas end and expression begins.
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