Definition of troublous in English:

troublous

adjective ˈtrʌbləsˈtrəbləs

archaic, literary

Full of difficulty or agitation.
〈古，诗/文〉棘手的，动荡的
those were troublous times
那是个动荡的年代。
Example sentencesExamples
- Once past social amenities, Sula's reunion with Eva resonates with the troublous timbre between an ogbanje and parent.
- Yet James makes no complaint for what must have often been a troublous life.
- So why then is a government supposedly devoted to fostering British science still insisting on forcing some of its leading researchers into Dickens's ‘perplexed and troublous valley of the shadow of the law’?
- These later stories find Parker's trouble with girls becoming truly troublous, and it is to Boswell's credit that the girls in question are always sharply if not always fairly drawn.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Old French troubleus, from truble (see trouble).

Definition of troublous in US English:

troublous

adjectiveˈtrəbləsˈtrəbləs

literary, archaic

Full of difficulty or agitation.
〈古，诗/文〉棘手的，动荡的
those were troublous times
那是个动荡的年代。
Example sentencesExamples
- These later stories find Parker's trouble with girls becoming truly troublous, and it is to Boswell's credit that the girls in question are always sharply if not always fairly drawn.
- Yet James makes no complaint for what must have often been a troublous life.
- Once past social amenities, Sula's reunion with Eva resonates with the troublous timbre between an ogbanje and parent.
- So why then is a government supposedly devoted to fostering British science still insisting on forcing some of its leading researchers into Dickens's ‘perplexed and troublous valley of the shadow of the law’?

Origin

Late Middle English: from Old French troubleus, from truble (see trouble).

单词	troublous
释义	Definition of troublous in English: troublous adjective ˈtrʌbləsˈtrəbləs archaic, literary Full of difficulty or agitation. 〈古，诗/文〉棘手的，动荡的 those were troublous times 那是个动荡的年代。 Example sentencesExamples Once past social amenities, Sula's reunion with Eva resonates with the troublous timbre between an ogbanje and parent. Yet James makes no complaint for what must have often been a troublous life. So why then is a government supposedly devoted to fostering British science still insisting on forcing some of its leading researchers into Dickens's ‘perplexed and troublous valley of the shadow of the law’? These later stories find Parker's trouble with girls becoming truly troublous, and it is to Boswell's credit that the girls in question are always sharply if not always fairly drawn. Origin Late Middle English: from Old French troubleus, from truble (see trouble). Definition of troublous in US English: troublous adjectiveˈtrəbləsˈtrəbləs literary, archaic Full of difficulty or agitation. 〈古，诗/文〉棘手的，动荡的 those were troublous times 那是个动荡的年代。 Example sentencesExamples These later stories find Parker's trouble with girls becoming truly troublous, and it is to Boswell's credit that the girls in question are always sharply if not always fairly drawn. Yet James makes no complaint for what must have often been a troublous life. Once past social amenities, Sula's reunion with Eva resonates with the troublous timbre between an ogbanje and parent. So why then is a government supposedly devoted to fostering British science still insisting on forcing some of its leading researchers into Dickens's ‘perplexed and troublous valley of the shadow of the law’? Origin Late Middle English: from Old French troubleus, from truble (see trouble).
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