| NOUN | a trouble | troubles |
| VERB | to trouble | troubled | troubled troubling | troubles |
| SYNO | bother | difficulty | fuss | ... |
NOUN article.ind sg | pl
VERB to infinitive | simple past | past participle
present participle | 3rd person
| to trouble | beunruhigen 1252 | |
| to trouble | belästigen 698 | |
| to trouble sb. | jdn. bekümmern 374 | |
| to trouble | stören 161 | |
| to trouble | quälen 38 | |
| to trouble sb./sth. | jdn./etw. heimsuchen [quälen] 35 | |
| to trouble sb. [raise doubts] | jdn. anfechten [geh.] [beunruhigen, bekümmern] 15 | |
| to trouble | sich plagen | |
| to trouble | sich abmühen | |
| to trouble | (sich) bemühen | |
| to trouble sb. | jdm. Schwierigkeiten bereiten / machen | |
| to trouble sb. [annoy] | jdn. plagen [jdm. zu schaffen machen] | |
Substantive |
| trouble | Problem {n} 3883 | |
| trouble | Schwierigkeit {f} 3509 | |
| trouble {sg} [difficulties] | Schwierigkeiten {pl} 2917 | |
| trouble | Belästigung {f} 2858 | |
| trouble [cause of worry] | Sorge {f} 626 | |
| trouble | Ärger {m} 408 | |
| trouble [bother, effort] | Mühe {f} 303 | |
| trouble {sg} [inconvenience, bother] | Umstände {pl} [Mühe] 246 | |
| trouble [quarrel] | Zoff {m} [ugs.] 242 | |
| trouble {sg} [inconvenience, bother] | Unannehmlichkeiten {pl} 209 | |
| trouble | Schererei {f} [ugs.] 167 | |
| med. trouble {sg} | Beschwerden {pl} 44 | |
| trouble | Plage {f} 40 | |
| trouble | Stunk {m} [ugs.] 36 | |
| trouble | Unruhe {f} 26 | |
| trouble | Störung {f} 22 | |
| trouble | Ungemach {n} [geh.] 22 | |
| trouble [effort] | Bemühung {f} 20 | |
| trouble | Schwulität {f} [ugs.] 13 | |
| trouble | Drangsal {f} [geh.] 12 | |
| trouble | 12 Gefrett {n} [südd.] [österr.] [ugs.] [Mühe, Plage] | |
| trouble {sg} | Sperenzkes {pl} [ugs., insbes. Ruhrgebiet] 12 | |
| trouble {sg} [difficulties] | Schwulitäten {pl} [ugs.] 11 | |
| trouble | Unbequemlichkeit {f} 10 | |
| trouble {sg} | Faxen {pl} [Dummheiten, Ärger] 10 | |
| trouble | Zores {m} [regional] [jidd.] 9 | |
| trouble [annoyance, problem] | Knatsch {m} [ugs.] [Ärger] 8 | |
| trouble | Trouble {m} [ugs.] 7 | |
| trouble | technischer Fehler {m} | |
| trouble | technische Störung {f} | |
| trouble | Malesche {f} [nordd.] | |
| trouble [slight problems or effort] | Mühewaltung {f} [österr. Rechtssprache, sonst Papierdeutsch, veraltet] [Mühe, Aufwand] | |
| trouble {sg} | Ungelegenheiten {pl} [geh.] | |
2 Wörter: Andere |
| trouble-free {adj} | mühelos | |
| trouble-free {adj} | problemlos | |
| trouble-free {adj} {adv} | störungsfrei | |
| trouble-free {adj} | reibungslos [fig.] | |
| Trouble's brewing! [idiom] | Dicke Luft! [ugs.] [Redewendung] [die Stimmung ist gereizt / angespannt.] | |
2 Wörter: Verben |
| to anticipate trouble | Schwierigkeiten erwarten | |
| to borrow trouble [Am.] | sichDat. Kummer einhandeln | |
| to bring trouble | Ärger bringen | |
| to bring trouble | Ärger bereiten | |
| to cause sb. trouble | jdm. Ärger bereiten | |
| to cause sb. trouble | jdm. Umstände machen | |
| to cause trouble | ärgern | |
| to cause trouble | Unruhe stiften | |
| to cause trouble | Ärger bereiten | |
| pol.sociol. to foment trouble | Unruhe entfachen | |
| to give trouble | Mühe machen | |
| to make trouble | Schwierigkeiten bereiten | |
| to make trouble | stänkern [ugs.] [Unruhe stiften] | |
| idiom to make trouble | Unruhe stiften | |
| idiom to make trouble | sein Unwesen treiben [Landstreicher usw.] | |
| to meet trouble | sichDat. Ärger zuziehen | |
| to raise trouble | Schwierigkeiten machen | |
| to smell trouble [fig.] | Ärger wittern [fig.] | |
| to smell trouble [fig.] | (eine) Gefahr wittern [fig.] | |
| to spell trouble | nichts Gutes bedeuten [Redewendung] | |
| idiom to spell trouble | Ärger bedeuten | |
| to trouble sb. (deeply) | jdn. grämen | |
| to trouble sb. (with sth.) | jdn. (mit etw.Dat.) behelligen | |
2 Wörter: Substantive |
| med. articular trouble {sg} | Gelenkbeschwerden {pl} | |
| med. back trouble {sg} | Rückenprobleme {pl} | |
| big trouble | Riesenärger {m} | |
| bladder trouble | Blasenleiden {n} | |
| med. breathing trouble | Atemnot {f} | |
| med. breathing trouble {sg} | Atembeschwerden {pl} | |
| automot. car trouble | Panne {f} | |
| med. chest trouble {sg} | Brustschmerzen {pl} | |
| med. chest trouble {sg} | Brustbeschwerden {pl} | |
| considerable trouble | größerer Ärger {m} | |
| considerable trouble | größere Schwierigkeit {f} | |
| crowd trouble {sg} | Massenausschreitungen {pl} | |
| engine trouble | Motorschaden {m} | |
| engine trouble | Maschinenschaden {m} | |
| aviat. engine trouble | Triebwerkstörung {f} | |
| equipment trouble | Anlagenstörung {f} | |
| fin. financial trouble {sg} | Finanzschwierigkeiten {pl} | |
| fin. financial trouble {sg} | finanzielle Schwierigkeiten {pl} | |
| med. gastric trouble | Magenleiden {n} | |
| med. heart trouble {sg} | Herzbeschwerden {pl} | |
| med. hip trouble | Hüftleiden {n} | |
| electr. hum trouble | Brummstörung {f} | |
| intermittent trouble | unregelmäßiger Fehler {m} | |
| med. intestinal trouble | Darmleiden {n} | |
| med. joint trouble {sg} | Gelenkbeschwerden {pl} | |
| making trouble | Wichtigtuerei {f} | |
| old trouble | alte Beschwerde {f} | |
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Übersetzung für 'trouble' von Englisch nach Deutsch
- to trouble
- beunruhigen
belästigen
stören
quälen
sich plagen
sich abmühen
(sich) bemühen
- to trouble sb.
- jdn. bekümmern
jdm. Schwierigkeiten bereiten / machen
- to trouble sb./sth.
- jdn./etw. heimsuchen [quälen]
- to trouble sb. [raise doubts]
- jdn. anfechten [geh.] [beunruhigen, bekümmern]
- to trouble sb. [annoy]
- jdn. plagen [jdm. zu schaffen machen]
- trouble
- Problem {n}
Schwierigkeit {f}
Belästigung {f}
Ärger {m}
Schererei {f} [ugs.]
Plage {f}
Stunk {m} [ugs.]
Unruhe {f}
Störung {f}
Ungemach {n} [geh.]
Schwulität {f} [ugs.]
Drangsal {f} [geh.]
Gefrett {n} [südd.] [österr.] [ugs.] [Mühe, Plage]
Unbequemlichkeit {f}
Zores {m} [regional] [jidd.]
Trouble {m} [ugs.]
technischer Fehler {m}
technische Störung {f}
Malesche {f} [nordd.]
- trouble {sg} [difficulties]
- Schwierigkeiten {pl}
Schwulitäten {pl} [ugs.]
- trouble [cause of worry]
- Sorge {f}
- trouble [bother, effort]
- Mühe {f}
- trouble {sg} [inconvenience, bother]
- Umstände {pl} [Mühe]
Unannehmlichkeiten {pl}
- trouble [quarrel]
- Zoff {m} [ugs.]
- trouble {sg}
- Beschwerden {pl}med.
Sperenzkes {pl} [ugs., insbes. Ruhrgebiet]
Faxen {pl} [Dummheiten, Ärger]
Ungelegenheiten {pl} [geh.]
- trouble [effort]
- Bemühung {f}
- trouble [annoyance, problem]
- Knatsch {m} [ugs.] [Ärger]
- trouble [slight problems or effort]
- Mühewaltung {f} [österr. Rechtssprache, sonst Papierdeutsch, veraltet] [Mühe, Aufwand]
- trouble-free {adj}
- mühelos
problemlos
reibungslos [fig.]
- trouble-free {adj} {adv}
- störungsfrei
- Trouble's brewing! [idiom]
- Dicke Luft! [ugs.] [Redewendung] [die Stimmung ist gereizt / angespannt.]
- to anticipate trouble
- Schwierigkeiten erwarten
- to borrow trouble [Am.]
- sichDat. Kummer einhandeln
- to bring trouble
- Ärger bringen
Ärger bereiten
- to cause sb. trouble
- jdm. Ärger bereiten
jdm. Umstände machen
- to cause trouble
- ärgern
Unruhe stiften
Ärger bereiten
- to foment trouble
- Unruhe entfachenpol.sociol.
- to give trouble
- Mühe machen
- to make trouble
- Schwierigkeiten bereiten
stänkern [ugs.] [Unruhe stiften]
Unruhe stiftenidiom
sein Unwesen treiben [Landstreicher usw.]idiom
- to meet trouble
- sichDat. Ärger zuziehen
- to raise trouble
- Schwierigkeiten machen
- to smell trouble [fig.]
- Ärger wittern [fig.]
(eine) Gefahr wittern [fig.]
- to spell trouble
- nichts Gutes bedeuten [Redewendung]
Ärger bedeutenidiom
- to trouble sb. (deeply)
- jdn. grämen
- to trouble sb. (with sth.)
- jdn. (mit etw.Dat.) behelligen
- articular trouble {sg}
- Gelenkbeschwerden {pl}med.
- back trouble {sg}
- Rückenprobleme {pl}med.
- big trouble
- Riesenärger {m}
- bladder trouble
- Blasenleiden {n}
- breathing trouble
- Atemnot {f}med.
- breathing trouble {sg}
- Atembeschwerden {pl}med.
- car trouble
- Panne {f}automot.
- chest trouble {sg}
- Brustschmerzen {pl}med.
Brustbeschwerden {pl}med.
- considerable trouble
- größerer Ärger {m}
größere Schwierigkeit {f}
- crowd trouble {sg}
- Massenausschreitungen {pl}
- engine trouble
- Motorschaden {m}
Maschinenschaden {m}
Triebwerkstörung {f}aviat.
- equipment trouble
- Anlagenstörung {f}
- financial trouble {sg}
- Finanzschwierigkeiten {pl}fin.
finanzielle Schwierigkeiten {pl}fin.
- gastric trouble
- Magenleiden {n}med.
- heart trouble {sg}
- Herzbeschwerden {pl}med.
- hip trouble
- Hüftleiden {n}med.
- hum trouble
- Brummstörung {f}electr.
- intermittent trouble
- unregelmäßiger Fehler {m}
- intestinal trouble
- Darmleiden {n}med.
- joint trouble {sg}
- Gelenkbeschwerden {pl}med.
- making trouble
- Wichtigtuerei {f}
- old trouble
- alte Beschwerde {f}
- Trouble {m} [ugs.] = trouble
- Big Trouble in Little China = Big Trouble in Little China [John Carpenter]
- Bubble Trouble = The Boy in the Plastic Bubble [Randal Kleiser]
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- The new evidence this brought out was that the former crime lab scientist had kept the DNA in her notebook which allegedly could have caused contamination and getting the real rapist out of trouble and the innocent ones in trouble.
- Most event correlators can receive events from trouble ticket systems.
- Represented in London by the cunning and ruthless Count Von Schwabing, Germany is intent on causing trouble however and wherever she can—and Richard Hannay attracts trouble as a magnet attracts iron filings!
- Guests are advised not to ride Maverick if they have "a history of recent surgery, heart trouble/high blood pressure, neck trouble, back trouble, or any other condition that may be aggravated by riding, or who are pregnant".
- Passengers are advised that they must not ride Raptor if they have "a history of recent surgery, heart trouble/high blood pressure, neck trouble, back trouble, or any other condition that may be aggravated by riding, or who are pregnant".
- Due to the nature of this narrative, the phrase "valley of trouble" became eminently proverbial and occurs elsewhere in the Hebrew Bible.
- Throughout his chess career Teichmann was handicapped by chronic eye trouble. He had only one eye, and eye trouble caused him to withdraw from the 1899 London Tournament after only four rounds.
- Northampton became alternatively known as John Comberton in the writings of chroniclers playing on the word "comber" (trouble) in reflection of the trouble that opponents thought his policies caused London.
- Taking the lead instead of Porsche, which had to make an emergency pit stop due to minor trouble, and became the first domestic Group C car LAP leader.
- "One Week One Trouble" is a 1972 young adult/children novel by Nigerian writer Anezi Okoro.
- WFP Executive Director David Beasley warned in December 2019 that South Sudan's food security situation was in "trouble, serious trouble" after flooding and conflicts, and that immediate action was needed to stave off famine in 2020.
- Family members confirm that patients have trouble recalling previously known names and events.
- Picking quarrels and provoking trouble (...), also translated as picking quarrels and stirring up trouble or picking quarrels and making trouble, is a crime under the law of the People's Republic of China.
- Two young men Paul Wieland and Craig are heading to a party when they run into some trouble. That trouble revolves around a sheep that Wieland does not want to see die.
- "Bad, Bad Bunny Trouble" is a 1994 children's picture book written and illustrated by Hans Wilhelm.
- There was no trouble as they passed the nationalist Short Strand, but later three people were arrested and two charged with disorderly behaviour following trouble in the Albertbridge Road area.
- Third is the trouble raised up by Cadwaladr, and resolved by Owain, who wanted no trouble with the Danes in their dragon boats.
- He also has suffered from a number of physical and psychological complaints: "… sick headaches … eye trouble … irrational fear of vipers … ear trouble … pathological horror of songbirds … throat trouble … need for affection … inner void … congenital timidity … nose trouble … morbid sensitivity to the opinion of others …" His continual attempts to run away from home – indicative of an unhappy childhood – are totally ignored by his auditors.
- Niall Healy was unable to trouble full-back Diarmuid O'Sullivan, while Damien Hayes didn't get enough ball to trouble corner-back Pat Mulcahy.
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