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| gen. |
difficult; hard; complex; arduous; baffling; laborious; laboured; toilsome; tough; troublesome; trying; stiff; labored; awkward (о человеке); catchy; keen; kittle; mean; narrow; near; rough; rugged; severe; ticklish; tight; young Tatar; exigeant; punishing; hairy; taxing; tickle; formidable; demanding (ЛВ); peevish; sweaty; tickly; warm; labourious (Udove); boffinated (Svetlana D); painful (Aly19); stressful (Franka_LV); man sized; ponderous; trickish; anxiety (о времени); knotty; strenuous; troubled (DC); dangerous; difficult to bear (о времени, ситуации); optimum; perplexing; thorny (о вопросе и т. п.); problem; mixed-up (о ребенке, подростке Anglophile); bewildering (Taras); heavy; tortured (Ремедиос_П); hard-fought (напр., о победе: Messi didn't play against Metz [a hard-fought 2-1 win] Tamerlane); stormy (о временах 4uzhoj); aggravating (о ребёнке Ремедиос_П); crabby (для понимания); great; nice; perplexed; strait; uneasy; strait waistcoat; uneath (I. Havkin); laborous; hard-nosed (Olga Dulneva); problematic (problematic students VLZ_58) |
| Игорь Миг |
fraught with obstacles |
| amer., inf. |
man-sized |
| antic. |
awesome (Johnny Bravo); funambulatory; periculous; streight; uncheering; uncheery |
| austral., jerg. |
crook; mongrel |
| austral., nuev. |
graunchy |
| automóv. |
heavy (об условиях работы, о дороге и т. п.) |
| cient. |
tremendous (Johnny Bravo) |
| constr. |
heavy (об условиях работы) |
| contr. |
challenging |
| econ. |
exacting; enigmatic nature (для понимания) характер (какой-либо проблемы. A.Rezvov) |
| electr. |
effortful |
| ferroc. |
heavy (об условиях работы, о нагрузке) |
| fig. |
uphill; prickly (VLZ_58); nodous; nodular; spinose; spinous; spiny |
| idiom. |
heavy lift (о работе, задаче, обязанности, испытании и т. п.: The challenge put upon the creative team was a heavy lift. maxoud); heavy going (difficult or boring to deal with: She found Hilary heavy going. VLZ_58) |
| inf. |
awkward (часто о человеке); tryin' |
| jerg. |
down; ructions; sticky; tall |
| lat. |
difficilis (Lena Nolte) |
| lib. |
toilful; difficile (о человеке) |
| makár. |
robust; rough (If all technology stopped, tomorrow, these people would know how to make out. It would be rough, but they'd survive.) |
| medios. |
complex (для понимания) |
| psic. |
complex (для понимания или объяснения); difficult (для понимания, выполнения); tough (для выполнения); unmanageable |
| rudo |
ball-busting (Technical) |
| tec. |
complicated |
| trad., rudo |
fucking |
| vulg. |
fucky |
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| psic. |
difficult |
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| gen. |
toughen |
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| clich. |
find it tough (+ infinitive: Property developers are finding it tough to operate in this province because of the lack of uniformity in zoning laws. -- трудно работать ART Vancouver) |
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| gen. |
formidably; have trouble doing something (сделать что-либо bookworm); difficult; hard (to Andrey Truhachev); it's difficult; it's hard; heavily; laboriously; nicely; painfully; thick (дышащий); struggle to (I struggle to get up in the morning. TranslationHelp) |
| Gruzovik |
with difficulty |
| Игорь Миг |
it is challenging to; it is problematic |
| antic. |
difficultly; uneath (I. Havkin) |
| idiom. |
would be hard pressed to do something (You would be hard-pressed to find a better solution. [=it would be difficult to find a better solution] VLZ_58) |
| mat. |
it is difficult |
| quím. |
hard |
| vulg. |
wrinkley |
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| gen. |
have a hard time (+ gerund; example provided by ART Vancouver: I get James dressed in his hockey equipment because he has a hard time getting in on himself. – ему самому трудно надеть доспехи) |
