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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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it is (very) hard to impossible to
Hello!
"it is hard to impossible to do something"
"it is very hard to impossible to do something"
I haven't been able to find it in any dictionary.
Does it mean something like: "It's almost impossible to do something"?
Could it be replaced with: "it is from hard to impossible to do something"?
Thanks in advance!
"it is hard to impossible to do something"
"it is very hard to impossible to do something"
I haven't been able to find it in any dictionary.
Does it mean something like: "It's almost impossible to do something"?
Could it be replaced with: "it is from hard to impossible to do something"?
Thanks in advance!
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Yes If there was a scale of the difficulty in which to do something, that particular thing would be in the range "very hard to impossible", meaning it's almost impossible.
- Yes If there was a scale of the difficulty in which to do something, that particular thing would be in the range "very hard to impossible", meaning it's almost impossible.
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If there was a scale of the difficulty in which to do something, that particular thing would be in the range "very hard to impossible", meaning it's almost impossible.
If there was a scale of the difficulty in which to do something, that particular thing would be in the range "very hard to impossible", meaning it's almost impossible.
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AnonymousCould it be replaced with: "it is from hard to impossible to do something"?Yes, but that's less idiomatic to my ear.
CJ
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