B1 [ C or U ] problems or difficulties问题,困难,麻烦
B1 [ U ] a situation in which you experience problems, usually because of something you have done wrong or badly窘境,困境;险境
B2 [ U ] mainly UK a characteristic of someone or something that is considered a disadvantage or problem缺陷;缺点
C2 [ U ] problems or difficulties caused by something failing to operate as it should故障,毛病
B2 [ U ] problems in the form of arguments, fighting, or violence争吵;骚乱;打斗
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A woman in the street saw that he was in trouble and came to his aid.
You wouldn't believe the amount of trouble I've had with this car.
She got through her exams without too much trouble.
I was always getting in trouble for misbehaving at school.
The only trouble with this café is that the service is so slow.
B2 [ U ] slight problems or effort不便,麻烦;工夫,力气
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He knew damn well how much trouble it would cause.
After all the trouble she put me to, I didn't feel disposed to help her.
Great trouble is taken to keep our database up-to-date.
If you'd say yes to the request you'd save a lot of trouble.
I hope the children haven't caused you too much trouble.
[ T ] to cause someone to be worried or nervous使烦恼,使苦恼;使忧虑
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My conscience would really trouble me if I wore a fur coat.
She was troubled by the conflicting interests of a career and a family.
Several well-known women have been troubled by stalkers recently.
My eyes have been troubling me recently.
They were greatly troubled by rumours that he was to lose his job.
[ T often passive ] to cause someone to have a problem or difficulties折磨,使有麻烦
[ T ] to cause someone a small amount of effort麻烦;使费神
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