trouble (n):an effort that is inconvenientSamplesI went to a lot of trouble.
he won without any trouble.
had difficulty walking.
finished the test only with great difficulty trouble (n):a source of difficultySamplesone trouble after another delayed the job.
what's the problem? Related Words: problem trouble (n):an event causing distress or painSampleswhat is the trouble?
heart trouble trouble (n):an angry disturbanceSampleshe didn't want to make a fuss.
they had labor trouble.
a spot of bother Related Words: bother, hassle trouble (n):a strong feeling of anxietySampleshis worry over the prospect of being fired.
it is not work but worry that kills.
he wanted to die and end his troubles Related Words: worry trouble (n):an unwanted pregnancySampleshe got several girls in trouble trouble (v):cause bodily suffering to and make sick or indisposed Related Words: ail, pain trouble (v):disturb in mind or make uneasy or cause to be worried or alarmedSamplesShe was rather perturbed by the news that her father was seriously ill Related Words: disquiet, distract, perturb trouble (v):move deeplySamplesThis book upset me.
A troubling thought Related Words: disturb, upset trouble (v):take the trouble to do something; concern oneselfSamplesHe did not trouble to call his mother on her birthday.
Don't bother, please trouble (v):to cause inconvenience or discomfort toSamplesSorry to trouble you, but... Related Words: bother, inconvenience
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Faith will move mountains
azmin elinden hiçbirşey kurtulamaz.
Miracles will happen when you believe that they will
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