What does moeilijk doen in Dutch mean?
What is the meaning of the word moeilijk doen in Dutch? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use moeilijk doen in Dutch.
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Meaning of the word moeilijk doen
difficult, hard(haast onmogelijk) |
moeilijk(not easy) It is difficult to balance a ball on your head. |
lastig, moeilijk, delicaat(requiring tact) These are delicate negotiations. |
veeleisend, moeilijk(hard to satisfy) Paul was very fussy and tended not to get things done very quickly. |
moeilijk, ongunstig, somber(outlook: bleak) According to experts, the economic outlook for the next 5 years is grim. |
moeilijk, ingewikkeld(complex) Wow, this film's complicated – what's going on? |
lastig, moeilijk(problematic) Practice the troublesome passages until you've mastered them. |
lastig, moeilijk(burdensome) Oscar has an onerous secret. |
ingewikkeld, lastig, moeilijk(informal (requiring dexterity or attention) The fiddly controls on this stereo drive me crazy. |
stijf, stug(not freely or easily) Eddie moved stiffly after sitting on the couch for several hours. |
moeilijk, lastig(troublesome) My nephew is entering that awkward stage of adolescence. |
moeilijk, moeizaam, pijnlijk(figurative (difficult) (figuurlijk) Andrew's wife had just left him; it was a very painful period in his life. I understand that this is painful for you, but you will get through it. |
zwaar, moeilijk, hard(conditions: harsh) Alan leads a rugged life in the countryside. |
lastig, moeilijk(situation: difficult) Things are tricky at work at the moment; profits are down and there might be some redundancies. |
lastig, moeilijk(figurative (difficult, hazardous) You'll find the going pretty rocky at the graduate level. |
moeilijk, ingewikkeld, lastig(figurative (complicated, difficult) It will be hard to solve this knotty problem. |
kieskeurig, pietluttig, moeilijk(baby, child: hard to settle) Laura was a fussy child, but she mellowed as she got older. |
moeilijk(difficult) That exam was really hard! |
moeilijk, moeizaam(figurative (difficult, tiring) Life has been an uphill journey for Susan, but she never complains. |
moeilijk, turbulent, zwaar(turbulent) They have had a rough marriage with the death of two sons. |
gespannen, hachelijk(situation: difficult) (figuurlijk) It was a tight situation with both of his customers there at the same time. |
krap, moeilijk(conditions: difficult) The job market is tight right now. You will be lucky to find something. |
hard, moeilijk, zwaar(difficult) I had such a tough time in college. |
moeilijk, zwaar(informal (person: difficult) He is a tough person to work with. |
ingewikkeld, moeilijk, complex(complex) The puzzle was intricate, and it took hours to solve. |
zwaar, moeilijk(very bad) Josh was suffering from severe flu and had to go home. |
moeilijk, lastig, moeizaam(difficult) Karen's husband could be trying; he had high standards and expected everyone else to adhere to them. |
je handen vol hebben aan(informal, figurative (child: be difficult, badly-behaved) (figuurlijk, informeel) That boy is a real handful. |
moeilijk te overreden persoon(informal, figurative (person: hard to persuade) (m.b.t. verkoop) Mike was a hard sell I, but I eventually won him over. |
moeilijk te vermijden, moeilijk te negeren(found or seen everywhere) Those advertisements are hard to avoid; we see them on any page with Google ads. |
moeilijk te geloven(not credible) Het is moeilijk te geloven dat dit ooit een open veld was. It's hard to believe that this was once all open fields. |
moeilijk te bevredigen(fussy, not easily satisfied) Mijn baas heeft hoge verwachtingen van ons werk en is daarom moeilijk te bevredigen. My boss has very high expectations of our work and as a result is very hard to please. |
moeilijk te begrijpen, moeilijk te vatten(not reasonable) Zijn motieven zijn moeilijk te vatten. His motives are hard to understand. |
het moeilijk vinden iets te doen(finding sth difficult) I would be hard-pressed to tell you the capital of Azerbaijan if you asked me. |
het moeilijk hebben(experience difficulties) Wees lief voor haar. Ze heeft het nogal moeilijk. Be kind to her - she's having a really hard time right now. |
iets moeilijk vinden, moeite hebben met(informal (find difficult) We hebben nogal moeite met het kiezen van een geschikte slogan voor onze marketingcampagne. We're having a hard time picking a suitable slogan for our marketing campaign. |
iets moeilijk vinden(find it hard to do sth) I have difficulty understanding algebra. |
zich moeilijk kunnen veroorloven(not be permitted the luxury of sth) Bill's dire financial situation meant he could ill afford a vacation. |
zeer moeilijk(slang (very difficult) The workout last night was killer! |
het iemand moeilijk maken(stop making difficulties for sb) The boss has just given Charlie another pile of work; she never lets up on him. |
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