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to trouble
01
to create problems for someone, resulting in hardship
Transitive: to trouble sb
Example
The financial crisis troubled many families, causing stress and uncertainty.
His irresponsible actions began to trouble his colleagues at work.
Example
The tragic news deeply troubled her for days.
It troubles me to see him so unhappy.
03
to create difficulty, inconvenience, or disruption for someone
Transitive: to trouble sb
Example
I did n’t mean to trouble you by asking for more time on the project.
I hate to trouble you, but could you lend me a hand with this?
04
to cause someone physical discomfort or distress
Transitive: to trouble sb
Example
The sharp twist in his ankle troubled him for weeks after the fall.
His back injury continued to trouble him, making it hard to sleep at night.
05
to make the necessary effort or take the time to do something
Transitive: to trouble to do sth
Example
He did n’t trouble to explain his reasons, leaving everyone confused.
He did n’t trouble to apologize, even though he knew he had made a mistake.
Trouble
01
a difficult or problematic situation that can cause stress, anxiety or harm
Example
He found himself in trouble after missing several important deadlines at work.
The car broke down in the middle of nowhere, causing them a lot of trouble.
02
the fact or situation of causing a difficulty
03
an angry disturbance
04
an event causing distress or pain
05
an effort that is inconvenient
06
a strong feeling of anxiety
07
an unwanted pregnancy
08
illness or pain
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