difficulties
- 01 B1 Intermediate
problems or things that are not easy to deal with.
multiple instances of problems, obstacles, or challenges that require effort to overcome.
Simple“The climbers ran into some difficulties when the weather suddenly changed.”
In context“The project faced several technical difficulties during the initial testing phase, which delayed the official launch by several weeks.”
SynonymsAntonyms - 02 B2 Upper Intermediate
serious problems, especially when you do not have enough money.
a state of hardship or distress, particularly regarding financial stability or personal circumstances.
Simple“The company is having financial difficulties and might have to close.”
In context“The family experienced significant financial difficulties following the sudden closure of the local factory, necessitating a move to a more affordable area.”
Antonyms - 03 B2 Upper Intermediate
a series of annoying things that happen one after another.
a sequence of minor frustrations or complications that impede progress.
Simple“I've had nothing but difficulties with this new phone since I bought it.”
In context“Despite the minor difficulties encountered during the commute, the speaker arrived just in time to deliver the keynote address.”
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