Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Difficult"

A: 难到不难，就是有点麻烦。
not difficult 不难
but tricky 但是有点绕/麻烦/复杂
这是在找借口吧

基本同义词，但是difficult是难，tricky是绕的意思更强一些。

A: it means very hard to do something.For example "it is difficult to cross the road because there are a lot of cars"

A: something that needs much effort/hard effort to complete

A: Not really

A: Difficult to - Something hard to do. Generalized usage without specifying someone personally.
Difficult for - Something hard for someone to do.

"It's difficult to do that."
"It's difficult to learn."
"It's difficult to speak."
"It's difficult to sleep."
"It's difficult to think about."

"It's difficult for me to do that."
"It's difficult for her/him/them."
"It's difficult for me to open up."
"It's difficult for me to learn."
"It's difficult for people."
"It's difficult for me to sleep."

Etc.

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A: You are difficult to understand.
Ah, this test is too difficult!
I was going to bake that but it was too difficult.
That book is really difficult, you should read this one instead.

A: Learning another language is difficult! 😉

A: The test was difficult

It can be difficult to learn a language

My day was filled with difficult tasks

A: difficult means hard to do
-things that are difficult: a test, a puzzle, a situation (difficult to go through, difficult to solve)
complicated means hard to understand
-a relationship can be complicated


a game that is hard to explain is complicated
a game that is hard to play is difficult

A: They both mean the same thing, but in some instances, “Hard” is used to refer to how strong or rough an object is, for example, “This rock is hard.” You can’t say “This rock is difficult.” ,but saying “The exam was difficult” is the same as saying “The exam was hard”

A: most people say that something is hard, but saying difficult is a more advanced way of saying hard. You can use either in any situation 😊

A: you can actually use them both in many situations, like 'oh, this test is complicated/difficult'

I'm sorry, I can't really think of a situation where you couldn't use one of them, but I feel like complicated has more to do with the brain and figuring things out etc, while difficult is also physical, like 'it's difficult (or hard) for me to climb that wall', but 'the choreo is difficult/complicated'

or + 'how's it going with Ryan?'
- 'it's difficult' (that seems more like it's physically difficult) 'it's complicated' (seems like she's just figuring things out)

I hope I could help you

A: The same they are synonyms

A: The “hurdle” would be the obstacles (or difficult challenges) in life. The bigger the problem or challenge, the higher the hurdle. It is a metaphor. An example sentence might be something like

“I will jump over these high hurdles to reach my goal!”

Meaning: I will overcome these challenges to reach my goal!

I hope this helps.

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A: Hard, challenging, perplexing, complex, strenuous, taxing, obscure...et cetera

A:
Your pronunciation is fine but in the end exaggerates and sounds like an "r" instead of an "lt".

A: A

A: 7)I suppose mistakes are bound to happen

8) I don't know why, but my messages keep bouncing back

A: Maybe try to emphasize the d in down.
Besides that, it's good.

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