گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'difficulty'

1 کامپیوتر و شبکه:: سختی

2 عمومی:: سختی‌

3 عمومی:: اشكال‌

4 عمومی:: زحمت‌

5 عمومی:: دشواری‌

6 عمومی:: گرفتگیری‌

1 general:: noun problem: The difficulty is getting to work.

2 general:: difficulty verbs have difficulties • By the age of eight, Robbie was having difficulties at school. run into/get into difficulties (= find yourself in a difficult situation ) • Three people were rescued from a boat that had got into difficulties. experience/encounter difficulties formal (= have difficulties ) • Graduates often experience considerable difficulties in getting their first job. face difficulties • The hotel’s owners were facing financial difficulties. overcome/resolve difficulties (= deal with them successfully ) • We are confident that we can overcome these difficulties. present/pose difficulties formal (= be something that is difficult to deal with ) • English spelling may present some difficulties for learners. be fraught with difficulties (= involve a lot of them ) • The whole plan was fraught with difficulties. cause/lead to difficulties • Stress and worry both cause sleep difficulties. give rise to difficulties formal (= cause them ) • The stormy weather gave rise to difficulties for many of the competitors in the yacht race. difficulties arise (= happen ) • It’s best to discuss any difficulties that arise rather than trying to deal with them alone. adjectives major/serious/severe difficulties • By then, we were having serious financial difficulties. considerable difficulties (= a lot of problems ) • They had considerable difficulties in getting funding for their research. technical difficulties • The flight was delayed due to technical difficulties. practical difficulties (= problems with doing something ) • It’s a great idea, but there will be a number of practical difficulties. financial/economic difficulties • The company is facing serious financial difficulties. breathing difficulties • She was taken to hospital with breathing difficulties. marital difficulties (= in a marriage ) • You may need help in dealing with your marital difficulties.

3 general::   noun ADJ. considerable, enormous, grave, great, major, real, serious, severe We had enormous difficulty in getting hold of the right equipment. | insurmountable | increasing questions of increasing difficulty | inherent the difficulties inherent in treating overdose patients | particular, special English spelling presents special difficulties for foreign learners. | economic, financial | practical, technical I think we've managed to overcome most of the practical difficulties. | behavioural, emotional, learning children with learning difficulties QUANT. level The games have various different levels of difficulty. VERB + DIFFICULTY encounter, experience, face, get into, have, run into Among the difficulties encountered was a lack of cooperation on the part of the authorities. Anyone experiencing difficulty with radio reception should call us on the new helpline. Let me know if you have any difficulties. I had little difficulty in persuading the others to come. The scheme has run into serious difficulties. | cause, create, make, present Will it cause any difficulties if I go early? She is always making difficulties for herself. | cope with, deal with, overcome, resolve, solve, surmount | avoid how to avoid technical difficulties | be fraught with The situation was fraught with difficulty. DIFFICULTY + VERB arise, crop up Difficulties arise when people fail to consult their colleagues. | lie (in sth) The difficulty lies in identifying the precise nature of the problem. PREP. despite a/the ~ Despite all the difficulties, he still remains optimistic. | in ~ We could see that the swimmer was in difficulties. | with/without ~ We crossed the border without any difficulty. Life in the city was not without its difficulties. | ~ in She had difficulty in starting her car. | ~ of the difficulty of finding affordable accommodation | ~ with having difficulty with the engine