trouble

US /ˈtrʌbəl/

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UK /ˈtrʌbl/

A2TOEIC

v.t.Transitive VerbTo worry, bother or disturb someone

Do not let the noise trouble you, it is the neighbor's car, not a gun

v.t.Transitive VerbTo make an effort to do something; bother

Don't trouble to cook for me, I can do it myself

n. (u.)Uncountable NounLack of public order; disturbance

There was trouble in the street, I could hear the police cars

n. (u.)Uncountable NounState of difficulty or stress

There was some trouble with the post office and my letters got lost

v.t.Transitive VerbTo do difficult or bad things which cause problems

Criminals trouble the city every day

n. (u.)Uncountable NounWorry or effort.

Don't go to any trouble for me.

Video subtitles

11:49

So now our cardiomyocytes are in big trouble,
So now our cardiomyocytes are in big trouble,

03:57

- If I'm wrong, I would hope I'm not in trouble,
- If I'm wrong, I would hope I'm not in trouble,

09:18

Hey, don't worry – it won't cause any trouble to anyone!
Hey, don't worry – it won't cause any trouble to anyone!

38:58

14:01

And then that kid would always get you in trouble.
And then that kid would always get you in trouble.

09:25

I can do it with this eye, but I have trouble doing it with that eye.
I can do it with this eye, but I have trouble doing it with that eye.
but I have trouble doing it with that eye.
but I have trouble doing it with that eye.

06:14

of all their options, they have trouble leaving it behind.
of all their options, they have trouble leaving it behind.

09:24

If you manage space well, you are rarely going to get into trouble when you're driving.
If you manage space well, you are rarely going to get into trouble when you're driving.
So it's now more important that you manage space in front of your vehicle so that you can come to a stop and not get into trouble in case something happens in front of you.
So it's now more important that you manage space in front of your vehicle so that you can come to a stop and not get into trouble in case something happens in front of you.

08:25

use what you were studying in real conversations so that you can make mistakes and you can get stuck and find your way out of trouble,
use what you were studying in real conversations so that you can make mistakes and you can get stuck and find your way out of trouble,
and find your way out of trouble
and find your way out of trouble

03:07

- I know, I have trouble whenever I-- - Fantastic, OK!
- I know, I have trouble whenever I-- - Fantastic, OK!