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| 51. | One is ill to please |
| 难以取悦 |
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| 52. | L: As I said before, your price is so high that we find it difficult to make a bid. We hope you will take the initiative and bridge the gap. |
| 李：我以前讲过，你方开价太高，使我们难以还价。希望你方这次采取主动，弥补差距。 |
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| 53. | Difficult to foretell |
| 难以逆料 |
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| 54. | Kettle cattle to shoe |
| 难以驾驭 |
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| 55. | To be Beyond one's control |
| 难以约束 |
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| 56. | It is hard to retrieve |
| 难以挽回 |
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| 57. | To be hard to get on with |
| 难以相与 |
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| 58. | tough to work with |
| 难以共事 |
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| 59. | It is hard to convince one with reason |
| 难以理喻 |
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| 60. | Beyond one's comprehension; beyond one's understanding |
| 难以了解 |
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