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difficult

/ˈdɪf.ɪ.kəlt/

Traducción: Describe algo que no es fácil de hacer, entender o manejar.

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adjective

/ˈdɪf.ɪ.kəlt/A1formal
  • esDescribe algo que no es fácil de hacer, entender o manejar.

Describes something that is not easy to do, understand, or deal with.

  1. Hard to do or achieveA1formal

    Requiring a lot of effort, skill, or intelligence to accomplish.

    esDifícil de hacer o lograr

    • The math exam was very difficult.
    • It is difficult to learn a new language quickly.
    • She found the puzzle too difficult to solve.

    Sinónimosarduousbackbreakingchallengingdemandingexactingformidablegruelinghardlaboriousrigorousstrenuoustough

    Antónimoseasyeffortlessfacilesimpletrivial

  2. Hard to understand or deal withA2formal

    Not easy to comprehend or manage; complicated.

    esdifícil de entender o manejar

    • The instructions were difficult to follow.
    • He has a difficult personality to work with.
    • This is a difficult situation for everyone involved.

    Sinónimosarduouschallengingcomplexcomplicateddemandinghardintricateproblematictoughtricky

    Antónimoscleareasymanageablesimplestraightforwardtractableunderstandable

  3. Full of problems or troubleB1formal

    Characterized by hardship, problems, or challenges.

    esdifícil, lleno de problemas

    • She has been through a difficult time recently.
    • The company is facing a difficult financial period.
    • Growing up in a difficult environment shaped his character.

    Sinónimosarduousburdensomehardproblematicroughtaxingtoughtroubledtroublesometrying

    Antónimoseasysimplesmoothtrouble-free

Formas
  • more difficult comparative form
  • most difficult superlative form
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