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🔑botherboth·er1 /ˈbɑðər / verb - [transitive] to worry, disturb, or annoy someone使烦心；打扰；骚扰◆I'm sorry to bother you, but could I speak with you for a moment?对不起，打扰了，能和您说几句话吗？◆Don't bother Sue with that now – she's busy.先别为这事去打搅休，她很忙。◆You don't look very happy. Is something bothering you?你看上去不太高兴。有什么烦心事吗？◆It bothered me that he never called me back.他从不给我回电话，真让我伤脑筋。
- [transitive] to cause trouble or pain给…造成麻烦；给…带来痛苦◆My neck is bothering (= hurting) me.我脖子疼。
- [intransitive, transitive] bother (to do sth) | bother with sth (often negative常用否定形式) to make the effort to do something费心（做某事）◆“Should I make you something to eat?” “No, don't bother – I'm not hungry.”“我给你弄点吃的好吗？”“不用，别费心了，我不饿。”◆He didn't even bother to say thank you.他甚至连声谢谢都懒得说。◆Don't bother with the dishes. I'll do them later.不用操心那些盘子，等一会儿我来洗。◆Don't bother waiting for me – I'll catch up with you later.别费事等我了，我待会儿就赶上你们。◆Why bother asking if you're not really interested?如果你不是真的感兴趣，干吗费口舌打听呢？
 ●can't be bothered (to do something)used to say that you do not want to spend time or energy doing something懒得做（表示不想花时间精力做某事）◆I can't be bothered to do my homework now. I'll do it tomorrow.我现在不想做家庭作业，我明天再做。
botherboth·er2 /ˈbɑðər / noun [uncountable] trouble or difficulty麻烦；困难◆“Thanks for all your help.” “Oh, it's no bother.”“谢谢你的帮助。”“哦，没什么。” |