needing a lot of effort, skill, etc.; hard to do, make, understand, or deal with; not easy
hard to deal with; not easy to please or persuade
"a difficult task"
"nesting places on the cliffs are difficult of access"
"difficult times"
"why is it so hard for you to keep a secret?"
"a difficult child"
"an unmanageable situation"
Knowledge..is difficult to gain.
出自: Wordsworth
It is difficult to imagine a more universal disaster.
出自: J. L. Motley
Some harbours..are made difficult of access by..sunken rocks.
出自: J. Conrad
Help to see him through the difficult weeks ahead.
出自:Daily Mirror
误 The sentence is difficult to be understood.
正 The sentence is difficult to understand.
析 difficult用作表语,其后如用动词不定式,一般用主动结构,而不用被动结构。
误 He is very difficult to learn languages.
正 It's very difficult for him to learn languages.
误 I am difficult to understand the article.
正 It's difficult for me to understand the article.
析 difficult表示“难的,困难的”,一般用来指物,不以“人”作主语,并且须用“It is/was difficult for sb to- v ”的结构。
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