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trouble
/ˈt͡ʃɹʌbəl/ noun · plural: troubles A1 (estimated)
1. distressful or dangerous situation
| German | der Ärger, das Problem, der Umstand |
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| French | l'ennui, la peine |
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| Portuguese | o problema, o barulho, a encrenca |
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| Czech | potíž, šlamastyka, nepříjemnost |
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| Italian | il guaio, il problema, il tumulto |
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| Spanish | el problema, el lío, el embrollo |
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| Dutch | de moeite, de zorg, de last |
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| Swedish | ett problem, ett besvär, ett knas |
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| Latin | molestia, aerumna, confusio |
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3. violent occurrence
| French | troubles |
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| Portuguese | a encrenca, a treta |
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| Italian | il guaio, la grana, il problema |
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4. malfunction
| German | die Störung |
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| Italian | il fastidio, la molestia, l'impaccio |
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| Latin | molestia |
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to trouble
/ˈt͡ʃɹʌbəl/ verb A1 (estimated)
1. to mentally distress; to cause to be anxious or perplexed
| Czech | trápit |
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| Italian | sconturbare |
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| Spanish | acuitar, cuitar, emproblemar |
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| Latin | curo |
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2. to bother; to annoy
| German | belästigen, beunruhigen, bekümmern |
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| French | déranger, troubler, embêter |
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| Portuguese | incomodar, irritar, molestar |
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| Italian | disturbare, agitare, infastidire |
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| Spanish | emproblemar, ahuizotar, aproblemar |
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| Dutch | lastigvallen |
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| Latin | perturbo |
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3. to worry, to concern, to trouble, to be worrisome to, to preoccupy
4. to bother, to trouble, to inconvenience (cause (minor) discomfort to)
| German | inkommodieren |
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| Swedish | besvära |
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