DIFFICULTY - Traduction anglais-français

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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difficulty [GB ˈdɪfɪk(ə)lti, Am ˈdɪfəkəlti] SUBST

1. difficulty (of task, activity, situation):

difficulty

difficulté f

the difficulty of doing

la difficulté de faire

to have difficulty (in) doing sth

avoir du mal à faire qc

to have great difficulty (in) doing

avoir beaucoup de mal à faire

to have difficulty with one's eyesight

avoir des problèmes de vue

I have difficulty with that idea

cette idée me pose un problème

2. difficulty (problem):

difficulty

difficulté f

difficulty

problème m

the difficulties of forming a government/of living here

les difficultés de la formation d'un gouvernement/de la vie ici

the difficulty is that …

le problème est que …

to run into difficulties

se heurter à des difficultés

I can't see any difficulty in doing

je ne vois aucune difficulté à faire

3. difficulty (of puzzle, author, style):

difficulty

difficulté f (of de)

Idiomes/Tournures:

in difficulty (in trouble)

en difficulté

speech difficulty SUBST

speech difficulty

difficulté f d'élocution

resolvable crisis, difficulty

qui peut être résolu

breathing épith difficulty, exercise

respiratoire, de respiration

to grapple with fig problem, difficulty

se colleter avec

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anglais

péniblement marcher, élaborer, préserver

with difficulty

avoir grand-peine à faire

to have great difficulty doing

à grand-peine

with great difficulty

cahin-caha

with difficulty

difficulté

difficulty

toute la difficulté est là

therein lies the difficulty

avoir/éprouver de la difficulté à faire

to have/to experience difficulty (in) doing

avec difficulté

with difficulty

difficulté

difficulty, problem

la principale/seconde difficulté a été de faire

the main/second difficulty was to do

ne présenter aucune difficulté

to present no difficulty

sans difficulté(s)

without any difficulty

non sans difficultés

not without difficulty

avoir des difficultés en français/algèbre

to have difficulty with ou in French/algebra

avoir des difficultés à ou pour faire

to have difficulty (in) doing

la difficulté réside en ce que …

the difficulty lies in the fact that …

c'est là ou en cela que réside la difficulté

that's where the difficulty lies

dans le dictionnaire PONS

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difficulty <-ties> SUBST

1. difficulty no plur (being difficult):

difficulty

difficulté f

2. difficulty (much effort):

difficulty

peine f

with difficulty

avec peine

3. difficulty (problem):

difficulty

problème m

to encounter difficulties

faire face à des problèmes

to be fraught with difficulties

être plein de difficultés

to have difficulty doing sth no plur

avoir de la peine à faire qc

regardless of difficulty, expense

sans se soucier de

pose difficulty

soulever

arise difficulty

surgir

to get over sth difficulty

surmonter qc

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anglais

péniblement

with difficulty

avoir grand-peine à faire qc

to have great difficulty in doing sth

à grand-peine

with great difficulty

graduer

to increase in difficulty

les difficultés sont graduées

there are graded levels of difficulty

difficulté

difficulty

de difficulté croissante

of increasing difficulty

être/se retrouver en difficulté

to be/to find oneself in difficulty

difficilement

with difficulty

dans le dictionnaire PONS

anglais

français

difficulty <-ties> SUBST

1. difficulty (being difficult):

difficulty

difficulté f

2. difficulty (much effort):

difficulty

peine f

with difficulty

avec peine

3. difficulty (problem):

difficulty

problème m

to encounter difficulties

faire face à des problèmes

to be fraught with difficulties

être plein de difficultés

to have difficulty doing sth

avoir de la peine à faire qc

regardless of difficulty, expense

sans se soucier de

arise difficulty

surgir

to get over sth difficulty

surmonter qc

to have some serious difficulty

avoir de grosses difficultés

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anglais

péniblement

with difficulty

difficilement

with difficulty

graduer

to increase in difficulty

avoir grand-peine à faire qc

to have great difficulty in doing sth

difficulté

difficulty

être/se retrouver en difficulté

to be/to find oneself in difficulty

Exemples monolingues (non vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

For instance, the real numbers form a resolvable topological space because the rationals and irrationals are disjoint dense subsets.

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It is, however, not resolvable into individual stars even with larger amateur telescopes.

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A topological space is called resolvable if it is the union of two disjoint dense subsets.

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A trained observer selects the smallest target resolvable at each contrast level.

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Although all problems are theoretically resolvable it is estimated this would take at least 17 months and the sheer number of issues would prohibit a practical inspection regime.

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