difficulty in English: A problem, or how hard something is to do. (noun)

Translation

A problem, or how hard something is to do.

Word origin

From Latin difficultas, from difficilis, meaning not easy - dis (not) plus facilis (easy).

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We say have difficulty doing something, not have difficulty to do it.

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With difficulty means it is hard for him.

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In the plural, difficulties often means money problems.

difficult

Not easy; needing a lot of work or skill to do or understand.

problem

A difficult thing that you need to deal with or a question you need to answer.

trouble

A problem or difficulty that makes life hard.

hard

Not easy to do, or firm and solid to touch.

easy

Not hard to do or understand.

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