a bit difficult UK
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Definition of a bit difficult - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
difficultyUKsomewhat hard to do or understandUK
  • The math problem was a bit difficult for the students.
challenging tricky
2.
challengeUKslightly challenging or demandingUK
  • The hike was a bit difficult but very rewarding.
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Expressions with bit

bit playern.
minor actor with small roles in productions
He started his career as a bit player in local theater productions..
every bitadv.
exactly or completely in every way
She is every bit as talented as her brother.
bit partn.
minor acting role with few lines
She played a bit part in the movie.
wee bitadv.
by a small amount or to a small degree
I am a wee bit tired today.
a bit offadv.
in a slightly wrong or unusual way
His answer sounded a bit off during the interview.
bit by bitadv.
in a gradual manner
She improved her skills bit by bit.

Expressions with difficult

difficult to swallowadj.
hard to ingest due to size or taste
The large pill was difficult to swallow.
give someone a difficult timev.
cause someone stress or trouble intentionally
The manager gave him a difficult time about the report.
difficult pill to swallown.
something hard to accept or deal with
Losing the championship was a difficult pill to swallow for the team.
difficult journeyn.
trip that is hard to complete
The explorers faced a difficult journey through the dense jungle.
difficult personn.
someone who is hard to deal with
She is a difficult person to work with.
difficult to achieveadj.
hard to accomplish or reach
Winning the championship is difficult to achieve.
incredibly difficultadj.
extremely hard to do or understand
The exam was incredibly difficult, and many students struggled to finish it.
make life difficultv.
create obstacles or hardships
The new regulations make life difficult for small business owners.
that's a difficult oneexp.
indicates a problem is challenging to solve
The math problem was tough, and she said, "That's a difficult one."
prove difficultv.
turn out to be hard to do handle or achieve
The repair work proved difficult in the old building.

Terms related to a bit difficult

💡 Terms in the same lexical field: analogies, antonyms, common collocates, words with same roots, hypernyms…
arduouscomplexcomplicateddemandingintricatelaboriousproblematictoughchallenginghardstrenuoustesting

Examples of a bit difficult in a sentence

  • The instructions were a bit difficult to follow.
  • The puzzle was a bit difficult for the kids.
  • Learning the new software was a bit difficult at first.

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  1. French:un peu difficile, ...
  2. German:etwas schwierig, etwas herausfordernd, ...
  3. Italian:un po' difficile, un po' impegnativo, ...
  4. Spanish:un poco difícil, ...
  5. Portuguese:um pouco difícil, um pouco desafiador, ...
  6. Chinese:有点难, 有点儿难的, ...
  7. Japanese:少し難しい, 少し挑戦的, ...
  8. Arabic:صَعْب قَلِيلًا, مُتَعِب قليلاً, ...
  9. Hebrew:קְצָת קָשֶׁה, קְצָת קָשֶׁה, ...
  10. Russian:немного сложный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:трохи важко, трохи складно, ...
  12. Hindi:थोड़ा कठिन, थोड़ा चुनौतीपूर्ण, ...
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