Rechercher
to bother
01
ennuyer
to annoy or trouble someone, especially when they are busy or want to be left alone
Transitive: to bother sb
02
déranger, importuner
to cause someone to feel worried, upset, or concerned
Transitive: to bother sb
03
prendre la peine de faire
to put effort and energy into doing something
Transitive: to bother doing sth
04
déranger, ennuyer
to cause someone to feel agitated or confused
Transitive: to bother sb
05
déranger, importuner
to interrupt or disturb someone by intruding into their space or time
Transitive: to bother sb
06
se soucier de, s'occuper de
to care or pay attention to something
Intransitive: to bother with sth
bother
v
bothered
adj
bothered
adj
Exemple
The constant noise from the construction site bothered residents in the neighborhood.
Loud music late at night can bother people trying to sleep.
Please don't bother me while I'm working on this important project.
He didn't want to bother his friend during a busy day at the office.
Let me know if I'm bothering you, and I'll leave you alone.
