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to bother
01
molestar
to annoy or trouble someone, especially when they are busy or want to be left alone
Transitive: to bother sb
Ejemplos
He did n't want to bother his friend during a busy day at the office.
No quería molestar a su amigo durante un día ocupado en la oficina.
02
molestarse, tomarse la molestia
to put effort and energy into doing something
Transitive: to bother doing sth
Ejemplos
Do n't bother trying to fix the old computer; it's beyond repair.
03
molestar, preocupar
to cause someone to feel worried, upset, or concerned
Transitive: to bother sb
Ejemplos
The idea of leaving her family behind to travel bothered her.
La idea de dejar atrás a su familia para viajar la molestaba.
04
molestar, inquietar
to cause someone to feel agitated or confused
Transitive: to bother sb
Ejemplos
The complexity of the instructions bothered the team, and they were n't sure how to proceed.
La complejidad de las instrucciones molestó al equipo, y no estaban seguros de cómo proceder.
05
molestar, interrumpir
to interrupt or disturb someone by intruding into their space or time
Transitive: to bother sb
Ejemplos
I did n’t mean to bother you, but I had an urgent question.
No quería molestarte, pero tenía una pregunta urgente.
06
preocuparse, molestarse
to care or pay attention to something
Intransitive: to bother with sth
Ejemplos
He did n’t bother with the paperwork because it was n’t necessary.
No se molestó con el papeleo porque no era necesario.
Bother
01
molestia, problema
difficulty, trouble, or problem
Ejemplos
The printer malfunction caused a lot of bother during the office hours.
El mal funcionamiento de la impresora causó mucho molestia durante las horas de oficina.
02
molestia, disturbio
an angry disturbance
Árbol Léxico
bothered
bother
