US /ˈtrʌbəl/
・UK /ˈtrʌbl/
TROUBLE.
TROUBLE IN THE FIRST
It's like, once they put so much thought into that mental spreadsheet of all their options, they have trouble leaving it behind.
of all their options, they have trouble leaving it behind.
I had trouble getting things done and thinking clearly.
I had trouble getting things done and thinking clearly.
So if the IRS catches you keeping secret foreign investments, you could get in pretty big trouble.
you could get in pretty big trouble.
I don't think anyone in the fashion and makeup industries really thinks to ask, "Hey, do you have JLPT level 1?" Whereas if you're doing something very, very professional where language is very, very important and a slip-up can cause big trouble, for instance, law, I'm pretty sure someone would ask, "Hey, show me your JLPT score." But yeah.
like a slip up can cause big trouble
So I actually had trouble learning English, and, uh, I still kind of stumble and pronounce things incorrectly at times.
I actually had trouble learning English
There may be some trouble in paradise happening there.
TROUBLE IN PARADISE HAPPENING
A lot of people pick it up and get themselves in trouble.
A lot of people pick it up and get themselves in 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
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.