CEFR A2

trouble

noun, verb

Meaning

A problem or difficulty that causes worry or distress.

Examples

He got into trouble with the police.
I don't want to cause you any trouble.

Synonyms: difficulty, problem, issue, predicament

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trouble (A2)

noun, verb

Pronunciation: ˈtrʌbəl

Definition

A problem or difficulty that causes worry or distress.

Examples

He got into trouble with the police.
I don't want to cause you any trouble.
She has a lot of financial trouble.

How to Use trouble

trouble with (prepositional phrase): Having a problem related to something. — "I'm having trouble with my computer."
trouble someone (verb): To cause problems or bother for someone. — "Please don't trouble the neighbors."
trouble yourself (verb): To make an effort or worry about something. — "You don't need to trouble yourself with the details."

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