something difficult

Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "something difficult" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 3 Ergebniss(e)

	Kategorie	Englisch	Spanisch
General
1	General	something difficult	quitacalzón [m] MX
2	General	something difficult	quita calzón [m] GTHNSVNICRCO
3	General	something difficult	torta [f] PR

Bedeutungen, die der Begriff "something difficult" mit anderen Begriffen im Englisch Spanisch Wörterbuch erhalten hat: 38 Ergebniss(e)

	Kategorie	Englisch	Spanisch
General
1	General	something difficult to count due to its abundance	piélago [m]
2	General	achieve something difficult	poner una pica en flandes [v]
3	General	something difficult to count due to its abundance	archipiélago [m] fig.
4	General	something that is very difficult to do	comegente [m] PR
5	General	something difficult and untimely	tostón [m] PR
6	General	relieve someone of the trouble associated with something difficult	alivianar [v] CLcult
7	General	become difficult (carrying out something)	entrabarse [v] CRCOPECLEC
8	General	make something more complex or difficult	complejizar [v] BOrare
9	General	make something more complex or difficult	complejizar [v] NIPE
10	General	expressing happiness for completing something difficult	¡arroz! [interj] MX
Idioms
11	Idioms	be difficult to find something or solve a problem	buscar a maría por Rávena [v]
12	Idioms	make someone do something difficult (especially a job)	echar a alguien a los leones [v]
13	Idioms	make someone deal with something difficult without preparing them for it	echar a alguien a los leones [v]
14	Idioms	tell somebody to do something very difficult	decirle a alguien que haga algo muy difícil [v]
15	Idioms	be something difficult to bear	pesar como una losa [v]
16	Idioms	be something very difficult to understand	sonar a chino [v]
17	Idioms	accept and deal with something that is difficult or unpleasant	confrontarse con algo [v]
18	Idioms	do something difficult in a determined way	irse a la cabeza del toro [v]
19	Idioms	do something difficult in a determined way	coger al toro por los cuernos [v]
20	Idioms	have something very difficult to do	llevarlo crudo [v]
21	Idioms	have something very difficult to do	tenerlo crudo [v]
22	Idioms	be something very difficult to get	tenerlo en chino [v]
23	Idioms	moment when something gets complicated or difficult	la hora en que se calienta la miel [n] HN
24	Idioms	run something difficult	sacar el buey de la barranca [v] MX
25	Idioms	try to find something difficult	buscar lo que no se ha perdido [v] DOPRVE
26	Idioms	achieve a high level of excellence in something (making it difficult for another to surpass or achieve the same level of success)	dejar la vara alta [v] PECL
27	Idioms	be difficult to do (something)	costar muelas [v] ECBO
28	Idioms	be difficult to do (something)	costar un bigote [v] GTCRdisused
29	Idioms	make an extraordinary mental effort to solve a difficult issue or try to remember something	hacer cerebro [v] CRPE
30	Idioms	confront someone about something that is difficult or problematic	hinchar el cuero [v] GTHN
31	Idioms	accomplish something difficult	sacar el buey de la barranca [v] MX
Colloquial
32	Colloquial	prepare oneself for someone or something difficult or unpleasant	acorazarse contra [v]
33	Colloquial	eat something difficult to chew	hincar el diente [v]
34	Colloquial	eat something difficult to chew	meter el diente [v]
35	Colloquial	something difficult to understand or incomprehensible	chino básico [m] ARUY
36	Colloquial	event or circumstance that makes something more difficult	guama [f] CO:Cdisused
37	Colloquial	relieve someone of the trouble associated with something difficult	alivianar [v] BOARUY
38	Colloquial	do something difficult skillfully	malabarear [v] ECCLrare