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🔑troubletrou·ble1 /ˈtrʌbl / noun - [countable, uncountable](a situation that causes) problems, difficulty, worry, etc.问题；困难；烦恼◆If I don't get home by 11 o'clock, I'll be in trouble.如果我 11 点不到家，就会有麻烦。◆I'm having trouble getting the car started.我没法启动汽车。◆financial troubles财政困难◆It's a very good school. The only trouble is, it's a little too far away.那是所很不错的学校，唯一的问题是有点远。
- [singular, uncountable] extra work or effort额外工作；烦扰；打扰；麻烦◆Let's eat out tonight. It will save you the trouble of cooking.咱们今晚到外面吃饭吧，这样就省得你做饭了。◆Why don't you stay overnight with us? It's no trouble.何不在我们这儿住一夜？不费事的。◆I'm sorry to cause you so much trouble.很抱歉给你带来这么多麻烦。
- [countable, uncountable] a situation where people are fighting or arguing with each other骚乱；纷争；闹事◆Trouble broke out downtown.市中心发生了骚乱。
- [uncountable] illness or pain疾病；疼痛◆I have back trouble again.我的背痛又犯了。
 ●ask for trouble / itto behave in a way that will almost certainly cause trouble自讨苦吃；自找麻烦◆Not wearing a seat belt is just asking for trouble.不系安全带就是给自己找麻烦。●get into troubleto get into a situation which is dangerous or in which you may be punished遇到麻烦；陷入险境；受到责备●go to a lot of trouble (to do sth)to put a lot of work or effort into something尽心尽力地做；花很大力气做◆They went to a lot of trouble to make us feel welcome.为了让我们有宾至如归的感觉，他们花了很多工夫。●take the trouble to do sthto do something even though it means extra work or effort不厌其烦地做；不辞劳苦地做◆He took the trouble to write and thank everyone for his presents.他特意一一写信感谢大家送给他礼物。
troubletrou·ble2 /ˈtrʌbl / verb [transitive] - to cause someone worry, problems, etc.使忧虑；使烦恼
- trouble sb (for sth) (formal) used when you are asking someone extremely politely for something or to do something（表示极其礼貌地提出请求）打扰，打搅，麻烦◆I hate to trouble you, but could I use your phone?我不愿麻烦您，但可以用一下您的电话吗？◆Could I trouble you for some change?麻烦您给我换点零钱好吗？
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