have a hard time

To have difficulty; to struggle. I'm really having a hard time in math this semester—I need to get a tutor. A: "Have you seen Alice lately? I feel like I hardly see her anymore." B: "Yeah, she's been having a hard time since her mother died, so she's been keeping to herself.."

See also: hard, have, time

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

See also:

have a hard time with (someone or something)
have a job
have a job doing/to do something
be strong on (something)
be strong on something
as far as (something) goes
as far as that goes
by dint of
by dint of something
by dint of something/doing something

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So having to talk to her friends or see her friends and see how her friends are going to react to it, that's the hardest part for me in coming out--she's going to have a hard time dealing with it.

She is our champion: she has logged every superlative in the basketball record books. Now WNBA Houston Comets superstar Sheryl Swoopes makes history again, by coming out about her happy family life with her long-term lesbian love--and signing with Olivia. And she's only just begun

Teens are constantly looking for more stimulation and have a hard time being able to stop and smell the roses."

Prescription for trouble: from middle schoolers lookin' for a buzz to high school students attempting to lose weight to college kids pulling all nighters, Ritalin abuse is rampant. But most girls don't know pills can be as dangerous as street drugs. Why are so many willing to take the risk? Here are the facts about this troubling trend

The worst part of doing a 'zine is calling people up to either do an interview or go shoot a photo--I'm kind of shy, I guess--and I always have a hard time keeping up with my "deadlines;" my 'zine always comes out at least a month later than I plan.

Zine thing

SCHOOL SCOPE You might have to work extra hard at your studies and may even have a hard time conjuring up that kind of energy.

Star signs

词组	have a hard time
释义	have a hard time have a hard time To have difficulty; to struggle. I'm really having a hard time in math this semester—I need to get a tutor. A: "Have you seen Alice lately? I feel like I hardly see her anymore." B: "Yeah, she's been having a hard time since her mother died, so she's been keeping to herself.." See also: hard, have, time Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: have a hard time with (someone or something) have a job have a job doing/to do something be strong on (something) be strong on something as far as (something) goes as far as that goes by dint of by dint of something by dint of something/doing something References in periodicals archive So having to talk to her friends or see her friends and see how her friends are going to react to it, that's the hardest part for me in coming out--she's going to have a hard time dealing with it. She is our champion: she has logged every superlative in the basketball record books. Now WNBA Houston Comets superstar Sheryl Swoopes makes history again, by coming out about her happy family life with her long-term lesbian love--and signing with Olivia. And she's only just begun Teens are constantly looking for more stimulation and have a hard time being able to stop and smell the roses." Prescription for trouble: from middle schoolers lookin' for a buzz to high school students attempting to lose weight to college kids pulling all nighters, Ritalin abuse is rampant. But most girls don't know pills can be as dangerous as street drugs. Why are so many willing to take the risk? Here are the facts about this troubling trend The worst part of doing a 'zine is calling people up to either do an interview or go shoot a photo--I'm kind of shy, I guess--and I always have a hard time keeping up with my "deadlines;" my 'zine always comes out at least a month later than I plan. Zine thing SCHOOL SCOPE You might have to work extra hard at your studies and may even have a hard time conjuring up that kind of energy. Star signs
随便看	never do things by halves Never Eat Shredded Wheat never fails never fear never felt better never fight a land war in Asia never give advice unless asked never give a sucker an even break never give a sucker an even chance never had it so good never had it so good, one never halloo before you are out of the woods never halloo till you are out of the woods never halloo until you are out of the woods never have a good word to say about (someone of something) never have a good word to say for (someone of something) never heard of such a thing! never hear the end of never hear the end of it never hear the end of something never in a million years never in a month of Sundays never in a thousand years never in my life never in (one's) wildest dreams