Ara
to make trouble
01
to intentionally cause problems or difficulties
Collocation
Örnek
He decided to make trouble at the meeting by constantly interrupting others and disagreeing with every suggestion.
Some individuals enjoy gossiping to make trouble and create conflicts among friends.
The unruly behavior of the group at the concert began to make trouble for security personnel.
After my grandfather passed away, our family gathered together to share memories and support each other, proving how company in distress makes trouble less.
It's essential to address any employees who may be attempting to make trouble in the workplace.
