English → English - trouble

v. worry, cause concern; annoy; bother; cause discomfort; disturb
adj. dim, cloudy, blurred, unclear
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English → Spanish - trouble

v. afligir, angustiar, atribular, conturbar, inquietar, molestar; ser preocupante
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English → French - trouble

v. déranger, préoccuper; ennuyer; énerver; peiner
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English → German - trouble

v. beunruhigen; kümmern; ärgern
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English → Indonesian - trouble

v. menyusahkan, menyebabkan penderitaan, mengganggu, membosankan, meminta, bersusah-susah, bersusah payah, berpayah-payah
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English → Italian - trouble

v. preoccupare, agitare, turbare, tormentare, affliggere; recare disturbo a, incomodare, scomodare, disturbare; (rifl) preoccuparsi, agitarsi, darsi pensiero; muovere
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English → Polish - trouble

v. fatygować się, martwić, zaniepokoić, niepokoić, kłopot: sprawiać kłopot, kłopotać, dręczyć, trudzić, fatygować, dolegać, nagabywać, doskwierać, męczyć, dokuczać, martwić się, turbować, nagabnąć
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English → Portuguese - trouble

v. aborrecer, preocupar; inquietar; irritar
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English → Romanian - trouble

n. străduinţă, trudă, osteneală, strâmtoare, afecţiune, deranj, boroboaţă, pedeapsă {fig.}, durere, boală, păs, meteahnă, bubă, nenorocire
v. deranja, agita, necăji, incomoda, tulbura, supăra, stingheri, stânjeni, plictisi, jena, afecta, chinui, atinge, încurca, îngreuia
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English → Russian - trouble

г. тревожить, тревожиться, беспокоить, заботить, мучить, беспокоиться, побеспокоиться, приставать, затруднять, утруждать, надоедать, даваться с трудом, стараться, трудиться, баламутить, взбаламутить, нарушать, повреждать
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English → Turkish - trouble

i. sıkıntı, dert, külfet, belâ, huzursuzluk, meşakkat, zahmet, rahatsızlık, aksilik, sorun, arıza, üzüntü
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English → Ukrainian - trouble

v. тривожити, турбуватися, мучити, утруднювати, закаламучувати, затурбувати, клопотати, клопотатися, колотити, мутити, непокоїти, стривожити, турбувати
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German → English - trouble

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English → Dutch - trouble

ww. moeite nemen; hinderen; lastig vallen
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English → Greek - trouble

ρήμ. ταράττω, ενοχλώ, στενοχωρώ
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French → Spanish - trouble

4. (liquide) turbio 5. (général) perturbación (f)
6. (état mental) confusión (f); perplejidad (f); desorientación (f) 7. (politique) alboroto (m); tumulto (m); confusión (f); estrépito (m); bullicio (m); escándalo (m)
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French → Italian - trouble

4. (liquide) torbido 5. (général) perturbazione (f)
6. (état mental) confusione (f); imbarazzo (m); perplessità {invariable} 7. (politique) agitazione (f); trambusto (m); tumulto (m); scompiglio (m)
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French → Portuguese - trouble

4. (liquide) turvo 5. (général) perturbação (f); distúrbio (m) 6. (état mental) confusão (f); perplexidade (f); aturdimento (m)
7. (politique) agitação (f); comoção (f); fermentação (f); tumulto (m); turbulência (f)
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French → Russian - trouble

a. мутный, тусклый
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French → Dutch - trouble

4. (liquide) troebel 5. (général) verwarring (f); opschudding (f); onrust (m/f) 6. (état mental) verwarring (f); ontsteltenis (f); verbijstering (f); verbazing (f)
7. (politique) opschudding (f); onrust (m/f); oproer (n); tumult (n)
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English → Arabic - trouble

كدر، أقلق، عكر، أثار، أزعج
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English → Hindi - trouble

v. चिंतित करना, परेशान करना
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English → Japanese - trouble

(名) 問題; 困難; 苦労の種; 面倒; 迷惑; 何かを完了するための努力
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English → Korean - trouble

동. 걱정시키다; 귀찮게하다; 괴롭히다; 안절부절하게 하다; 어지럽히다
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English → Vietnamese - trouble

v. làm cho buồn rầu, trở ngại, phiền muộn, quấy rối, làm đục nước, làm đau đớn
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Definition of trouble

Noun
He was in trouble when the rain started.
2. A difficulty, problem, condition, or action contributing to such a situation.
The trouble was a leaking brake line. The trouble with that suggestion is that we lack the funds to put it in motion. The bridge column magnified the trouble with a slight tilt in the wrong direction.
3. A violent occurrence or event.
The troubles in Northern Ireland
4. Efforts taken or expended, typically beyond the normal required.
It's no trouble for me to edit it.
5. A malfunction.
He's been in hospital with some heart trouble. My old car has engine trouble.
6. Liability to punishment; conflict with authority.
He had some trouble with the law.
7. A fault or interruption in a stratum.
Verb
Question 3 in the test is troubling me.
I will not trouble you to deliver the letter.
11. To take pains to do something.
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