khó trôi

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khó trôi

Công việc khó trôi vì gặp nhiều trở ngại.

Definition
  1. Adjective phrase:
    • Not smooth, not going easily, encountering difficulties: "khó trôi" describes a situation, process, or task that does not proceed smoothly or easily, often facing obstacles and complications.
Usage Examples
  • Adjective phrase:
    • Công việc này khó trôi thiếu ngân sách. (This work is not going smoothly because of a lack of budget.)
    • Cuộc đàm phán có vẻ khó trôi. (The negotiation seems to be encountering difficulties.)
    • Mọi việc khó trôi hơn chúng tôi dự tính. (Everything is proceeding less smoothly than we anticipated.)
Advanced Usage
  • "làm cho khó trôi": to make something difficult, to complicate a process.
    • Những quy định mới làm cho dự án khó trôi hơn. (The new regulations are making the project more difficult to proceed.)
  • "cảm thấy khó trôi": to feel that something is not progressing well.
    • Anh ấy cảm thấy mọi chuyện khó trôi từ đầu. (He felt that things were not going smoothly from the start.)
Variants and Related Words
  • Trôi chảy (adj): smooth, fluent (antonym).
    • Mong rằng công việc sẽ trôi chảy. (I hope the work will go smoothly.)
  • Trắc trở (adj/n): troubled, fraught with difficulties.
    • Con đường phía trước còn nhiều trắc trở. (The road ahead is still fraught with difficulties.)
Synonyms
  • Khó khăn: difficult, hard.
  • Gặp trở ngại: to encounter obstacles.
  • Không suôn sẻ: not smooth, not going well.
Related Phrases
  • "Khó trôi như đá" (idiomatic simile): as difficult as moving a rock; extremely difficult to proceed.
    • Việc xin giấy phép khó trôi như đá. (Getting the permit is extremely difficult.)
  • "Để mọi việc trôi cho" (contrasting phrase): to let things run their (smooth) course.
    • Đừng can thiệp, cứ để mọi việc trôi cho. (Don't interfere, just let things run their course.)
khó trôi

Công việc khó trôi vì gặp nhiều trở ngại.

  1. No plain sailing, not smoothly going
    • Việc ấy khó trôi lắm
      That business is no plain sailing