I. trouble [ˈtrʌbl̩] SAM.
1. trouble (difficulty, inconvenience):
3. trouble brez mn. MED.:
- trouble
- dolegliwość ž. spol
4. trouble brez mn. (malfunction):
- trouble
- defekt m. spol
II. trouble [ˈtrʌbl̩] GLAG. preh. glag.
1. trouble ur. jez. (cause inconvenience):
4. trouble MED.:
- trouble
-
trouble-free PRID.
- trouble-free
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| I | trouble |
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| you | trouble |
| he/she/it | troubles |
| we | trouble |
| you | trouble |
| they | trouble |
| I | troubled |
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| you | troubled |
| he/she/it | troubled |
| we | troubled |
| you | troubled |
| they | troubled |
| I | have | troubled |
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| you | have | troubled |
| he/she/it | has | troubled |
| we | have | troubled |
| you | have | troubled |
| they | have | troubled |
| I | had | troubled |
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| you | had | troubled |
| he/she/it | had | troubled |
| we | had | troubled |
| you | had | troubled |
| they | had | troubled |
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However, he had a habit of getting in trouble early in his races, especially coming out of the starting gate.
en.wikipedia.org She once got in trouble for throwing bubble bath at a policeman.
www.bbc.co.uk Thereafter, her spirit ceased to trouble the town.
en.wikipedia.org But the nagging feeling is that the picture is incomplete -- that we have all ingredients and only a thin gruel for our trouble.
qz.com The first sign of trouble is caused by a flashing neon sign outside his uncovered window.
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