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Meanings of difficult terrain in English

We have no meanings for "difficult terrain" in our records yet.
Usage of difficult terrain in English
1
Japan's effort to get its economy moving entered difficult terrain last week.
The Irish Times
2
She offers a road map for that difficult terrain in her book.
Radio NZ
3
He'd wanted some difficult terrain in which to lose these skinhead punks.
A Winter Haunting
4
You can accelerate this by attempting these drills on increasingly difficult terrain.
Climbing Magazine
5
The BBC's Sanjoy Majumder treks through difficult terrain with people fleeing Myanmar.
BBC
6
Good ideas may wither and die when sown in such difficult terrain.
Reuters
7
Mr Mawhinney said yesterday it was difficult terrain to put out a fire.
Radio NZ
8
So I took the pair to a rather more difficult terrain: Berlin, Germany.
Wired
9
Molly Carlile offers a road map for that difficult terrain in her book.
Radio NZ
10
Could you cover 60km on difficult terrain using just your arms?
BBC
11
Poor weather conditions and difficult terrain were hindering operations, officials said.
The Irish Times
12
Cummings asks people to imagine a furious battle in difficult terrain.
Wired
13
He said, Maintaining mental calmness and clarity in precarious, difficult terrain.
Rock and Ice Magazine
14
This is a dynamic business working in extremely difficult terrain.
Radio NZ
15
Yet why, at least until now, has the US Open presented such difficult terrain?
The Guardian
16
By all accounts Querig's a dragon of great fierceness, and hidden in difficult terrain.
The buried giant
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Difficult terrain through the time
Difficult terrain across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare