Zusammenfassung
to trouble {Verb}
déranger · troubler · gêner · inquiéter
trouble {Substantiv}
embêtement · problème · ennuis · panne · difficulté
trouble {Adjektiv}
indistinct · disturbed · roily · unclear · murky · misty · turbid · disturbance · trouble · disorder · nebular
troubler {Verb}
to incite · to agitate · to disturb · to cloud · to confuse · to stir up · to trouble · to fluster · to roil
Synonyme
trouble: ail · pain · perturb
trouble: anarchique · désordonné · confus
troubler: affliger · attrister · accabler
mehr (40)Englisch-Französisch Übersetzung für "to trouble"
"to trouble" Französisch Übersetzung
to trouble {Verb}
to trouble [troubled|troubled] {Vb.} (auch: to inconvenience, to hinder, to bother, to derange)
Yet they so nearly won through and, had we succeeded, we would not have had to trouble the House on this occasion.
The only measure of whether something is worth saying is whether people will pay their own money for it or go to the trouble to hear what
I am not the least bit troubled by it, Senator Carstairs. An Hon.
The most troubling aspect of the findings has been the wasted money which has not been used for training.
In too many countries, girls withdraw from normal activities of life because they are troubled about the appearance of their bodies.
to trouble [troubled|troubled] {Vb.} (auch: to incite, to agitate, to disturb, to cloud)
This consequence did not seem to trouble Judges Padilla Nervo, Petrén or Onyema.
The following facts should trouble our collective conscience.
The situation in the Gulf continues to trouble us.
I fear that disillusion and blackmail, today regarding the Customs Union, tomorrow regarding Cyprus, may deeply trouble our relations with
Inborn emmène ses auditeurs dans des eaux troubles en plus de les faire danser.
to trouble [troubled|troubled] {Vb.} (auch: to hinder, to bother, to crimp, to disturb)
What troubles me is not so much the answer itself as the nature in which it is given.
Honourable senators, there is another part of this answer that is troubling.
He was troubled by the quasi-equation of war and public emergency.
The rigid construction will mean that the traffic on the floating road will not be greatly troubled by movement.
You may even be slightly troubled by this.
to trouble [troubled|troubled] {Vb.} (auch: to concern)
You see, I wasn't even married a month... and my old lady was already showing signs of trouble.
The persistence of income inequality over the past decade is also troubling.
Another troubling sign was the growing power of the so-called “popular organizations”.
Hon. Jim Munson: Honourable senators, I rise on a troubling issue.
Equally troubling is the fact that much of that material is not subsequently recovered.
trouble {Substantiv}
trouble {Subst.} (auch: bother, problem, worry)
Brigham Young has 27 wives, and he hasn't had half the trouble with them.
The trouble is that we have large quantities of poultry meat in storage.
But I do think it is fair to say that I did not have any trouble at all.
The trouble with the Council is that everything revolves around what was agreed at Berlin.
If there's trouble with the Mufti, let's face it together, as always.
On the opposition benches it is about trying to keep the government out of trouble.
They were told that if they reported the event they would get into trouble.
I know you don't think about it, but don't start any trouble in there.
I'd have saved you and the sheriff and the taxpayers lots of trouble.
There´s gonna be a world of trouble if tomorrow´s ceremony goes on as planned.
trouble {Subst.} [Med.]
It is in the area of definitions and interpretations that gets us most in trouble.
This would allow increased financing to businesses that are in trouble.
I am having trouble understanding this reference to the auditor general.
It is only the doctors that seem to have trouble getting the picture.
Many of the farmers who are in the most trouble are in that bracket.
trouble {Adjektiv}
It would trouble me if we rejected that and could not live with it.
Why go to all this trouble, if nothing will be any different?
As members can see, the new draft regulations caused a great deal of trouble.
He's really understanding about stuff and tries to always help me if I'm in trouble or anything, he's always there.
"Triple Trouble" dazzled us with their dynamic mix of fiddle music and tap dancing.
trouble {Adjektiv}
indistinct {Adj.}
Deeply disturbed by the continuation of fighting between Eritrea and Ethiopia,
Deeply disturbed by the outbreak of renewed fighting between Eritrea and Ethiopia,
Like the Secretary-General, I am deeply disturbed by these allegations.
Two explosions have disturbed the peace of Beirut, resulting in loss of life and material damage.
Following her release, she continued to take part in activities that disturbed the social order.
disturbance {Adj.}
d Immoral acts, aggravated quarrelling, disturbance and drunkenness, gambling.
of or incidental to the owner’s disturbance, including moving to other
We arrived at a time of some disturbance, particularly in Abidjan.
Not every disturbance or natural catastrophe qualifies as such.
- 4 and 5 December 2000 (disturbance of public order);
It would trouble me if we rejected that and could not live with it.
Why go to all this trouble, if nothing will be any different?
As members can see, the new draft regulations caused a great deal of trouble.
He's really understanding about stuff and tries to always help me if I'm in trouble or anything, he's always there.
"Triple Trouble" dazzled us with their dynamic mix of fiddle music and tap dancing.
Her 16 year old daughter was also recently diagnosed with the same disorder.
Some also suggest that the individual in question is suffering from a mental disorder.
Requests from patients without any serious physical or psychiatric disorder
This disorder causes delays in physical and intellectual development.
Diagnosis with an identified disorder often helps the victim access services.
troubler {Verb}
to incite [incited|incited] {Vb.}
to agitate [agitated|agitated] {Vb.}
to disturb [disturbed|disturbed] {Vb.}
to cloud [clouded|clouded] {Vb.}
to confuse {Vb.}
to stir up {Vb.}
to trouble [troubled|troubled] {Vb.}
to fluster [flustered|flustered] {Vb.}
to roil [roiled|roiled] {tr.V.}
Synonyme
Synonyme (Englisch) für "trouble":
© Princeton Universityail · pain · perturb · unhinge · disquiet · cark · distract · disorder · disturb · upset · trouble oneself · bother · inconvenience oneself · put out · inconvenience · disoblige · discommode · incommode · difficulty · problem
Synonyme (Französisch) für "trouble":
© myThes Dicollecteanarchique · désordonné · confus · bouderie · brouille · dépit · désaccord · différend · discorde · dispute · fâcherie · humeur · malentendu · moue · querelle · brouillage · perturbation · confusion · désordre · parasite
Synonyme (Französisch) für "troubler":
© myThes Dicollecteaffliger · attrister · accabler · affecter · atterrer · désoler · décourager · chagriner · déchirer · navrer · bafouiller · bredouiller · ânonner · bégayer · barboter · baragouiner · cafouiller · marmonner · compliquer · obscurcir
Beispielsätze
Beispielsätze für "to trouble" auf Französisch
Ähnliche Wörter
trophic · trophoblast · trophy · tropic · tropical · tropicalized · tropism · troth · trotters · troubadour · trouble · trouble-maker · troubled · troublemaker · troubles · troubleshoot · troubleshooter · troubleshooting · troublesome · trough · troughs
Im Portugiesisch-Deutsch Wörterbuch findest Du noch weitere Übersetzungen.
