difficulty

n.困难，困境

difficultly───adv.困难地，费力地

difficult───adj.困难的；不随和的；执拗的

in difficulty───处境困难

difficulties───n.困难（difficulty的复数）；磨难

difficile───adj.困难的；难对付的；难相处的；固执的

have difficulty───有困难

difficult task───艰巨的任务

difficult time───困难时期

diffidently───adv.缺乏自信地；踌躇地；羞怯地

They discussed the difficulty of studying abroad.───他们讨论了到国外学习的困难。

Teenagers often have difficulty expressing themselves.───十来岁的孩子在表达思想方面常常有困难。

you have difficulty getting up?───你起床有困难吗？

One of the immediate impacts of these discoveries was the conceptual difficulty inherent in adopting a dual model.───这一发现的直接影响之一是由二元模型固有的概念性困难所造成的。

But, she notes, he might have sympathised with her over one big problem: the surprising difficulty of changing medical routine.───然而，她说过，Semmelweis在这个大问题看法应该和她一样：要改变医药程序得面临着惊人的困难。

It looks like they've at least managed to make it through the year, cushioning themselves with a lot of pain, and difficulty.───看起来非洲各国至少用这笔钱度过了过去的一年，艰难困苦因此而大为缓解。

service is intangible and hard to measure . this difficulty is often compounded by the existence of multiple service objectives.───服务是无形的且难以衡量.这个难题常常跟多重的服务目标的存在混杂在一起。熵

If the court were actually chosen by the disputants after the crime occurred, this might be an insuperable difficulty.───如果实际上是犯罪发生后才由争执者双方去选择法庭，这就会有难以克服的困难。

Try as he might , Tom could not get out of the difficulty .───不管怎样努力，汤姆还是摆脱不了困难。