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trouble

/ˈtrʌbəl/

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noun

plural troubles

problems or difficulties [noncount]

The new system is giving me trouble.

He was having trouble with his homework.

I had a little trouble finding the place.

He had no trouble finding a new job.

This decision could spell trouble [=cause problems] for all of us.

So far, the trip has been trouble free. [=so far, there have been no problems on the trip]

gangs looking to make/cause trouble [count]

usually plural

She told me all her personal troubles.

Your troubles are over now that he's out of your life.

I have my own troubles to worry about.

They've had some financial troubles since he lost his job.

[noncount] a situation that is difficult or has a lot of problems

When the new CEO arrived, the company was in trouble.

She's in big/deep financial trouble. [=she has serious problems with her money]

She got into trouble with her credit cards.

Can anyone help get the company out of trouble? [=solve the company's problems]

a situation that occurs if you do something wrong or break a rule and which will make someone angry or cause you to be punished

He's always getting in/into trouble at school.

He promised to keep/stay out of trouble. [=behave well, not do anything bad] - often + with

She was in trouble with the police.

He will be in trouble with his mom if he's late.

[noncount] :a physical pain or illness

heart/stomach trouble

She has been having trouble with her knee.

[noncount] :a situation in which a machine does not work correctly

He's been having car/engine/computer trouble.

She was having trouble with her computer.

[singular] :a bad feature, characteristic, quality, etc.

His trouble is that he's lazy and unreliable. - often + with

The trouble with driving into the city is finding a place to park.

[noncount] :extra effort or work

You didn't have to go to all that trouble for me. [=you didn't have to do all the extra work for me]

Thank you for taking the trouble [=making the effort] to write.

They didn't even take the trouble to call and let me know they'd be late.

I decided that upgrading the software was more trouble than it's worth.

It's not worth the trouble.

If it's no trouble [=if it is not too difficult or inconvenient], could you bring us some more coffee?

I'm sorry to bother you. It's no trouble. I'm happy to help.

ask for trouble

xem ask

look for trouble

xem look

verb

troubles; troubled; troubling

[+ obj] to make (someone) feel worried or upset :worry

The accusations troubled him deeply.

I'm troubled by his strange behavior.

formal :to disturb or bother (someone)

I don't mean to trouble you, but I have a question.

Could I trouble you for the time? [=can you tell me what time it is?]

Don't trouble yourself [=I don't need your help], I can handle it.

to cause (someone) to feel pain

My back has been troubling [=bothering] me again.

to make an effort to do something

I wish you'd at least troubled [=bothered] to call.

* Các từ tương tự:
trouble spot, troubled, troublemaker, troubleshooter, troublesome