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| /ˈtrʌbl/ |
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| 1 | to make someone worried 使焦虑；使担忧 |
| What’ s wrong? Is something troubling you? 怎么啦？有什么烦心事吗？ |
| it troubles sb that It troubles me that I haven’ t heard from her recently. 最近没收到她的信，我很担心。 |
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| 2 | spoken formal to cause someone a slight problem or difficulty by asking them to do something for you 给（某人）添麻烦；使费神 |
| I’ m sorry you’ ve been troubled – it won’ t happen again. 对不起，给你添麻烦了，这种事绝不会再发生。 |
| trouble yourself ‘I’ ll call her if you like.’ ‘No, don’ t trouble yourself.’ “要是你愿意，我给她打电话。”“不用了，不麻烦你了。” |
| | 2a | used for making a polite request （用于有礼貌地提出请求）打搅，麻烦 | | I’ m sorry to trouble you, but can I borrow a pen? 对不起，打搅了，我能借用你的钢笔吗？ | | trouble sb for sth Could I trouble you for a lift home? 能麻烦您送我回家吗？ | | trouble sb to do sth Could I trouble you to pass the butter? 能麻烦您递一下黄油吗？ | |
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| 3 | usually progressive if a part of your body is troubling you , it is not working as it should and is causing you pain （身体部位）折磨，使不舒服，使疼痛 |
| His right shoulder is troubling him. 他的右肩很疼。 |
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| - | trouble to do sth formal
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| to make an effort to do something that you should do |
| 费神做某事 |
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| He left without even troubling to say goodnight. 他连晚安都没说就走了。 |
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