| 单词 | trouble |
| 释义 | trouble ['trʌb.l] noun DIFFICULTIES 困难 ESSENTIAL countable or uncountable ■problems or difficulties 问题，困难，麻烦 •The form was terribly complicated and I had •Their problems seem to be over for the moment, but there could be more trouble ahead •The trouble started/began when •[+ -ing •You'll only be storing up •I should get it finished over the weekend without too much •She thought her troubles would be over once she'd got divorced.她原以为一旦离了婚，她的麻烦就会结束。 •My Christmas shopping is the least of •Most of the current troubles stem (= are caused by) from our new computer system.目前大部分的问题归根于我们的新电脑系统。 ESSENTIAL uncountable ■a characteristic of someone or something that is considered a disadvantage or problem 缺陷；缺点 •The •It's a brilliant idea. The only •Ron 's ESSENTIAL uncountable ■a situation in which you experience problems, usually because of something you have done wrong or badly 窘境，困境；险境 •He's never been in •She'll be in big •He got into financial •I hope you won't get into •The camp is a great way of getting kids off the street and keeping •I hope I haven't landed •The marriage ran into •The company will be in serious/real •He's stayed out of ESSENTIAL uncountable ■problems or difficulties caused by something failing to operate as it should 故障，毛病 •The plane developed engine •They have a good reputation for building reliable trouble -free •Her knee ESSENTIAL uncountable ■problems in the form of arguments, fighting or violence 争吵；骚乱；打斗 •Listen, I don't want any trouble in here, so please just finish your drink and leave.听着，我可不想这里出甚么乱子，请你赶快喝完离开。 •You can only go to the match if you promise to leave at the first sign of •My little brother's always trying to stir up Common Learner Errors trouble or problem?Problem means 'a situation that causes difficulties and that needs to be dealt with'. You can talk about a problem or problems.Tell me what the problem is.There's a problem with the engine.He's having a few problems at work.Trouble means 'problems, difficulties, or worries' and is used to talk about problems in a more general way. Trouble is almost always uncountable so do not use the determiner 'a' before it.We had some trouble while we were on holiday.He helped me when I was in trouble.I had trouble with the car last night.✗ I had a trouble with the car last night.Troubles is used in a small number of particular phrases to talk about all of the problems that someone has or that a country/organization has. You should not use troubles unless you are sure that it is correct. ✗ The report outlines the troubles caused by unemployment.The report outlines the problems caused by unemployment. ['trʌb.l] noun INCONVENIENCE 不便 IMPROVER uncountable ■slight problems or effort 不便，麻烦；工夫，力气 •I didn't mean to cause •"I'd love some more tea, if it isn't too much trouble." "Oh, it's no •I don't want to put •[+ to •They went to a lot of •It's annoying, but I don't think I'll go to the ['trʌb.l] noun be asking for trouble ADVANCED ■to be likely to cause problems or difficulties for yourself 自找麻烦，自讨苦吃 •Giving him such a powerful car when he's only just learned to drive is asking for trouble.他刚学会开车就给他开这么大马力的车，简直就是在自找麻烦。 ['trʌb.l] noun get sb into trouble old-fashioned ■If a man gets a woman or girl who is not married into trouble, he makes her pregnant 使（某人）未婚先孕 •When he got his girlfriend into trouble, they had to choose between marriage and an abortion.他使女友未婚先孕，他们要么结婚，要么只能堕胎。 ['trʌb.l] noun more trouble than it's worth (also not worth the trouble) informal ■If something is more trouble than it's worth or is not worth the trouble, it is not important or useful enough to make an effort doing it 不值得费力去做；不值得这么麻烦 •It's •It's not worth the ['trʌb.l] noun spell trouble ■to suggest that there may be problems in the future 预示着麻烦 •The latest opinion polls spell trouble for ['trʌb.l] verb WORRY 担心 transitive ■to cause someone to be worried or nervous 使烦恼，使苦恼；使忧虑 •What's troubling you, dear? You look ever so worried.亲爱的，你是不是有甚么烦心事？你看上去很不安。 •formal Many of us are deeply troubled by •[+ (that ['trʌb.l] verb CAUSE DIFFICULTIES 使有麻烦 transitive often passive ■to cause someone to have a problem or difficulties 折磨，使有麻烦 •He has been troubled by a knee injury for most of the season.本赛季的大部分时间，他都受到膝伤困扰。 ['trʌb.l] verb CAUSE EFFORT 使费神 transitive slightly formal ■to cause someone a small amount of effort 麻烦；使费神 •May I trouble you for •[+ obj + to •[R] Let's not trouble ourselves (= make the effort to think) about |
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