Usage examples of "hard to find items" in English with translation to Italian

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I need to find something interesting to do. Devo trovare qualcosa di interessante da fare.
That word is very hard to translate. Quella parola è molto difficile da tradurre.
Tom wasn't able to find a place to park. Tom non era in grado di trovare un posto in cui parcheggiare.
He is working hard to support his family. Lavora duro per mantenere la famiglia.
I have to find it. Devo trovarlo.
It is hard to discern between the true and the false. È difficile distinguere tra il vero e il falso.
I managed to find a parking place right in front of the building. Sono riuscito a parcheggiare proprio di fronte all'edificio.
This bed is too hard to sleep on. Questo letto è troppo duro per dormirci sopra.
How difficult is it to find a job? Quanto è difficile trovare un lavoro?
Anger is hard to control. La rabbia è difficile da controllare.
I hurried to the station only to find that the train had already left. Mi affrettai alla stazione solo per accorgermi che il treno era già partito.
Fat people are hard to kidnap. La gente grassa è difficile da rapire.
It was not easy for us to find his house. Non è stato facile per noi trovare la sua casa.
Our boss is hard to please. Il nostro capo è difficile da accontentare.
Who wants to find pearls, has to dive deep. Chi vuole cercare perle deve immergersi in profondità.
I never thought it'd be this hard to create an iPad app. Non ho mai pensato che fosse così difficile creare un'applicazione per iPad.
The only thing that matters is to find a cheap car. La sola cosa che conta è trovare una macchina a buon prezzo.
Your question is hard to answer. È difficile rispondere alla tua domanda.
The other day I stopped at a secondhand bookstore on my way home from school and happened to find a book I had been looking for for a long time. L'altro giorno mi sono fermato in un negozio di libri di seconda mano mentre tornavo a casa da scuola e m'è capitato di trovare un libro che avevo cercato a lungo.
The doctor tried hard to save the wounded boy. Il dottore ha provato duramente a salvare il ragazzo ferito.
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