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Kesulitan - Menyebabkan Kesulitan

Kuasai idiom bahasa Inggris yang berkaitan dengan menimbulkan kesulitan, seperti 'angin dingin dari' dan 'sakit di leher'.

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a pain in the ass

a person or thing that causes persistent annoyance, trouble, or inconvenience

bikin repot terus, sumber masalah

bikin repot terus, sumber masalah

Ex: This printer is a pain in the ass; it jams every time I need it. 
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a victim of {one's} own success

a situation in which an individual or organization faces negative consequences or difficulties as a result of their own achievements or accomplishments

korban kesuksesannya sendiri, kesuksesan yang jadi masalah

korban kesuksesannya sendiri, kesuksesan yang jadi masalah

Ex: The restaurant became a victim of its own success; the kitchen could not keep up with the crowds. 
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a pain in the neck

a person or thing that is very annoying or troublesome

bikin repot, sumber masalah

bikin repot, sumber masalah

Ex: This new password system is a pain in the neck. 
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to [be|go|get] beyond a joke

to start becoming a source of trouble or worry

sudah tidak lucu lagi, mulai kelewat batas

sudah tidak lucu lagi, mulai kelewat batas

Ex: These delays are getting beyond a joke; we are losing customers now. 
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to [get] in the way of {sb/sth}

to not let someone do something or to prevent something from getting done by causing problems

menghalangi, menjadi penghalang bagi

menghalangi, menjadi penghalang bagi

Ex: Do not let pride get in the way of apologizing. 
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long haul
long haul
[Kata benda]

a task that needs a great amount of time and effort to finish

pekerjaan panjang dan berat, proses panjang yang melelahkan

pekerjaan panjang dan berat, proses panjang yang melelahkan

Ex: Restoring the old house will be a long haul, but it will be worth it. 
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stumbling block
stumbling block
[Kata benda]

something that prevents the progress or occurrence of something

penghambat, kendala

penghambat, kendala

Ex: Lack of funding was the biggest stumbling block for the project. 
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to [take] a lot out of {sb}

to exhaust one mentally or physically in order to be done or achieved

menguras tenaga seseorang, membuat seseorang sangat lelah

menguras tenaga seseorang, membuat seseorang sangat lelah

Ex: Caring for the twins all week took a lot out of her. 
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a monkey on {one's} back

a problem that is in no way easy to solve or get rid of

masalah yang sulit disingkirkan, beban yang susah dilepas

masalah yang sulit disingkirkan, beban yang susah dilepas

Ex: That unpaid loan has been a monkey on his back for years. 
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like kicking (dead|) whales down the beach

used to refer to a task or activity that is completely pointless and illogical

pekerjaan yang sama sekali sia-sia, buang-buang waktu tanpa alasan

pekerjaan yang sama sekali sia-sia, buang-buang waktu tanpa alasan

Ex: Rewriting the report in three formats no one will read is like kicking dead whales down the beach. 
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to [get] {one's} hands dirty

to engage in manual work, particularly one that is exhausting or of high difficulty

turun langsung ke pekerjaan berat, ikut kerja keras sendiri

turun langsung ke pekerjaan berat, ikut kerja keras sendiri

Ex: The manager finally got his hands dirty and helped unload the boxes. 
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thorn in {one's} (side|flesh)

a person or thing that is problematic and hard to deal with

masalah yang terus mengganggu, gangguan yang sulit ditangani

masalah yang terus mengganggu, gangguan yang sulit ditangani

Ex: The outdated software has been a thorn in our side for years. 
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the chill wind of {sth}

a collection of problems that are caused by something

dampak berat, akibat yang tidak enak

dampak berat, akibat yang tidak enak

Ex: The company is already feeling the chill wind of recession, with orders falling every week. 
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milestone around {one's} neck

an inescapable problem or responsibility that proves too much for one to bear

beban yang terlalu berat, beban yang tak bisa dilepas

beban yang terlalu berat, beban yang tak bisa dilepas

Ex: The failing branch became a millstone around his neck. 
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the (last|final) straw

the final and decisive event or action that pushes someone beyond their tolerance or patience, leading to a significant reaction or decision

tetes terakhir, pemicu terakhir

tetes terakhir, pemicu terakhir

Ex: The late payment was the last straw for the supplier. 
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tar baby
tar baby
[Kata benda]

a problem that becomes more difficult to deal with the more one tries to solve it

masalah berjerat, jebakan rumit

masalah berjerat, jebakan rumit

Ex: The contract dispute became a tar baby once the lawyers got involved. 
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the straw that [break] the (camel's|donkey's) back

one of several difficulties happening after one another that finally makes it intolerable for someone to continue something

tetes terakhir, pemicu terakhir

tetes terakhir, pemicu terakhir

Ex: The missed paycheck was the straw that broke the camel's back. 
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to [be] drown (in|with) {sth}

to be overwhelmed or completely absorbed by a specific thing, experience, or emotion

tenggelam dalam sesuatu, kewalahan oleh sesuatu

tenggelam dalam sesuatu, kewalahan oleh sesuatu

Ex: I'm drowned in paperwork this week. 
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out of reach
out of reach
[Adjektiva]

too expensive, difficult, or impossible to get

Ex: The house was out of reach for most buyers. 
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to [come] back to bite {sb/sth}

to cause problems later because of an earlier decision or mistake

Ex: That careless email came back to bite him. 
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to [sink] the ship

to cause a whole project, company, or plan to fail

Ex: One bad decision could sink the ship. 
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to [throw] {sb} for a loop

to surprise or confuse someone badly

Ex: The sudden schedule change threw everyone for a loop. 
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to [move] the goalposts

to change the rules or expectations after something has already started

Ex: She was close to completing her task, but they moved the goalposts again. 
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strings attached

hidden conditions, obligations, or disadvantages connected to an offer, agreement, or gift

Ex: The free vacation sounded great, but there were strings attached. 
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to [throw] {sb} off {one's} game

to make someone lose focus, confidence, or rhythm

Ex: The early mistake threw him off his game. 
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to [rear] {one's} ugly head

to appear again, especially when something unpleasant returns

Ex: Doubt reared its ugly head before the final round. 
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to [knock] {sb} off course

to make someone or something lose progress, focus, or direction

Ex: The injury knocked him off course for several months. 
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