Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Hurdles"

A: In conversation, an obstacle or barrier; something stopping you. As a literal thing, it's a type of barrier often used to jump over in running sports like 'track and field'. People often talk about hurdles as an obstacle they have to overcome. A metaphorical "hurdle to jump"

A: Hurtles are obstacles or barriers that stop someone (or something) from performing an action.

A: In this context it means, blocks in a way, something that was holding them back

A: Obstacles are anything that blocks your path. You could go over, around, under, or through an obstacle.

For example, a car accident could be an obstacle when you are driving. You would take different roads to avoid that obstacle.
If you are hiking, a river could be an obstacle. You could use a boat to go over the river, or swim through the river.

A hurdle is an obstacle that you specifically have to jump or throw your body over. There is a type of running competition called "hurdles" for people, horses, and also dogs if I'm not mistaken.

A: × I tend to set high hurdles for myself and strive to overcome them.
✓ I tend to set high goals for myself and strive to overcome them.

× The higher the hurdle, the greater the sense of accomplishment I feel upon succeeding.
✓ The higher the goal, the greater the sense of accomplishment I feel upon succeeding.

× I don't enjoy a monotonous life very much.
✓ I don't (very much) enjoy a monotonous life.

Nice job! 👍 The last sentence does not need "very much." You could add it, which makes it sound more british. Much like ->

"I do not rather enjoy a monotonous life."

A: Thank you!

A: The things you jump over in a race

An obstacle

A: × The physical agression ended up causing some helping hands such as United Nation's Children's Fund and Doctors Without Borders to quit their services.
✓ The physical agression ended up causing some humanitarian organizations such as United Nation's Children's Fund and Doctors Without Borders to quit their services.

× According to the WHO, those assults amounted to 423 cases, which resulted in 11 deaths and 86 injuries.
✓ According to WHO, (****) which resulted in 11 deaths and 86 injuries.

× Some locals are wary of those helping hands to the point where they believe that some of them came to gain their own interests not to offer help.
✓ Some locals are wary of those humanitarian organizations to the point where they believe that some of them came for their own interests and not to offer help.

**** I’m a little unclear by what you mean with 423 cases? 423 attacks? 423 people who quit?

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Other than that, this was good and you have a good understanding of the English language 🤗.

A: remains
there remains hurdles