青年中文find it harder的意思
find it harder中文翻譯：
發現它更難
harder───adv.更努力地；更困難地；更辛苦地；更接近地；更猛烈地；更牢固地（hard的比較級）；adj.更難的；更努力的；更堅固的（hard的比較級）；n.（Harder）（英、德、瑞典）哈德（人名）
find it───找到它
harder and harder───越來越難
find it again───再找一次
can it find───它能找到嗎
find it out───發現它；找到它
it find that───它發現
find it that───找到了嗎
i find it───我找到了
They seem to find it harder to let go of the past.───他們忘掉過去似乎更難。
But Hillary Clinton may find it harder.───但是希拉里·克林頓會發現它很難。
Companies will also find it harder to borrow.───公司將會發現借貸更加困難。
Such clauses might have been read by the markets as a preparation for default, but in fact Mexico did not find it harder to borrow.───此類條款當時可能會被市場解讀為準備違約，但事實上墨西哥并未發現這增加了發債難度。
Central bankers will find it harder to know how they are affecting monetary conditions or to be clear about what they are doing.───央行會發現，要弄明白這些新工具是如何影響貨幣情況或是到底起了什么作用并非易事。
In the aftermath of the bank run, many borrowers will find it harder to get loans and will have to pay more for them.───受此次銀行運營危機的余波影響，很多借款人會發現將較難獲得貸款，并且需要支付更多款項以獲得貸款。
They - poor normal lambs - naturally find it harder to understand why, in Lysander's words, "the course of true love never did run smooth" .───他們----可憐的正常的上帝之羊---自然很難理解這些，如萊桑德所說，“真愛來的永遠不順利。”
But without a majority he might find it harder to enact major reforms to Spain's sluggish economy.───但在議會缺少多數的他可能會發現，要對西班牙蕭條的經濟進行重大改革是難上加難的。
Athletes would find it harder to break records, says Grocott, and climbing high mountains will become a little more difficult.───格羅科特說，運動員會發現打破記錄越來越難了，并且爬高山會變得更困難些。
Their coordination is less well-developed, too: they find it harder to turn somersaults or hold a pencil properly for long.
Some people find it harder to catch a deadpan humor, which makes it more charming.
But restaurants sometimes find it harder to peddle sweatshirts than swordfish.
Now the sleaze looks more indelible and the Democrats will find it harder to avoid being defined by the Clinton excesses.
Smaller or lesser-known manufacturers could find it harder to get space on store shelves.
This is because as individuals find it harder to make ends meet in this economic slowdown, there is evidence that some things — like unsecured debt — are starting to move down on the priority list.
Recent studies have shown that women find it harder than men to give up smoking.
As trade in services soars, taxmen will find it harder to keep up with clever finance directors.
Even now I find it harder to conjure up memories of Kennedy, harder to fall back under that inexplicable spell.