trouble

🇺🇸 /ˈtrʌbl/ 🇬🇧 /ˈtrʌbl/
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标签 TOP3000Oxford3000CEFR-B1
noun
A2

A situation that causes difficulty or problems.

There was trouble brewing among the workforce.

劳工队伍中正在酝酿着麻烦。

A2

A situation that could lead to criticism or punishment.

When she saw the teacher coming she knew she was in big trouble.

当她看到老师走过来时,她知道自己遇到了大麻烦。

B1

A situation that is hard to deal with or unsafe.

A yachtsman got into trouble off the coast and had to be rescued.

一位游艇手在海岸附近遇到了麻烦,不得不被救援。

B1

A situation involving anger or violence.

He had to throw out a few drunks who were causing trouble in the bar.

他不得不把几个在酒吧里惹麻烦的醉鬼赶出去。

B1

Illness or physical discomfort.

He suffers from heart trouble.

他患有心脏病。

B1

An issue with a device or vehicle.

My car's been having engine trouble.

我的车发动机出了问题。

B2

The need to make an extra effort.

Nothing is ever too much trouble for her.

对她来说,没有什么是太麻烦的。

verb
B2

To cause someone to worry or be concerned.

This report raises numerous troubling questions.

这份报告提出了许多令人不安的问题。

R

To disturb someone in order to ask something.

Sorry to trouble you, but could you tell me the time?

很抱歉打扰您,能告诉我现在几点吗?

R

To make an effort to do something.

He rushed into the room without troubling to knock.

他冲进房间,连门都没敲。

R

To cause pain or discomfort.

He has been troubled with a knee injury.

他的膝盖受伤了,一直困扰着他。

translation

n. 麻烦, 麻烦事, 困境, 纠纷, 病痛, 故障, 费事
v. 使担忧, 打扰, 费力做, 引起疼痛

词形变化

3rd Present troubles
Past troubled
Perfect troubled
Progressive troubling
Plural troubles