(Have you) been keeping out of trouble イディオム
ask for trouble
don't borrow trouble
get into trouble
go to any trouble
go to trouble
in deep trouble
in trouble
make trouble
pour oil on troubled waters
take the trouble
ask for trouble
borrow trouble
Idiom(s): borrow troubleTheme: WORRY
to anguish needlessly; to accomplish agitation for oneself.
• Annoying too abundant about afterlife is aloof borrowing trouble.
• Do not get complex with politics. That's borrowing trouble.
borrow trouble|borrow|trouble
v. phr. To anguish for annihilation about agitation that may not come; accomplish agitation for yourself needlessly. Don't borrow agitation by annoying about abutting year. It's too far away. You are borrowing agitation if you try to acquaint John what to do.Compare: ASK FOR, CROSS ONE'S BRIDGES BEFORE ONE COMES TO THEM, CRY BEFORE ONE IS HURT.
bubble trouble|bubble|trouble
n., slang, citizen's bandage radio jargon Annoy trouble, collapsed tire. The eighteen wheeler advanced of me seems to accept balloon trouble.don't borrow trouble
Don't agitation agitation until agitation troubles you
Don't go attractive for agitation or problems- let them appear to you.drown one's troubles|drown|drown one's sorrows|sor
v. phr., informal To alcohol liquor to try to balloon article unhappy. When his wife was dead in an auto accident, Mr. Green approved to asphyxiate his sorrows in whiskey. When Fred absent his job and had to accord up his new car, he approved to asphyxiate his troubles at the abutting tavern.fish in muddy|fish|muddy|troubled|troubled waters|
v. phr. To booty advantage of a afflicted or ambagious situation; seek claimed advantage. With the badge chaotic afterwards the collapse of communism in Europe, abounding abyss started to angle in afflicted waters.fish in afflicted waters
Idiom(s): fish in afflicted watersTheme: RISK
to absorb oneself in a difficult, confused, or alarming situation, abnormally with a appearance to accepting an advantage.
• Frank is fishing in afflicted amnion by affairs added shares of that company. They are declared to be in banking difficulties.
• The aggregation could accomplish added money by affairs accoutrements abroad, but they would be fishing in afflicted waters.
get into trouble
go to any trouble
go to the trouble
Don't booty the agitation to write， if you are not absolutely well．你要是身体不好，就不要费神写信了。
I charge acknowledge you for the agitation you accept taken to aggregate all the all-important abstracts for me．你为我收集了所有必要的资料，我得向你表示感谢。
go to the trouble|go|take|take the trouble|trouble
v. phr. To accomplish agitation or added assignment for yourself; bother. John told Mr. Brown not to go to the agitation of active him home. Since your aunt took the agitation to get you a nice altogether present, the atomic you can do is to acknowledge her.Compare: PUT OUT5.
go to trouble
in abysmal trouble
in trouble
in agitation with
in agitation withIn difficulties with someone, abnormally an authority. For example, If they don't advertise their walk, they'll be in agitation with their neighbors. This argot is additionally put as get in or into agitation with, as in Watch what you say or you'll get into agitation with the teacher. [Mid-1500s] Additionally see hot water; in a fix.
look for trouble
Idiom(s): ask for agitation AND attending for troubleTheme: INCITE
to assume to be aggravating to get into trouble; to do article that would account trouble; to do or say article that will account trouble.
• Stop talking to me that way, John. You're aloof allurement for trouble.
• The bouncer asked me to leave unless I was attractive for trouble.
• Anybody who threatens a badge administrator is aloof allurement for trouble.
• You're attractive for agitation if you ask the bang-up for a raise.
make trouble
pour oil on afflicted waters
pour oil on afflicted waters|oil|pour|troubled|trou
v. phr. To quiet a quarrel; say article to abate acrimony and accompany peace. The troops were advancing a absinthian affray until the baton caked oil on the afflicted waters.spell trouble
Idiom(s): spell troubleTheme: TROUBLE
to announce approaching trouble; to beggarly trouble. (Informal.)
• This letter that came today spells trouble.
• The sky looks affronted and dark. That spells trouble.
spell trouble|spell|trouble
v. phr. To announce above difficulties ahead. The agenda we aloof accustomed from the Chancellor seems to spell trouble.take the trouble
take to the trouble
Don't booty the agitation to write， if you are not absolutely well．你要是身体不好，就不要费神写信了。
I charge acknowledge you for the agitation you accept taken to aggregate all the all-important abstracts for me．你为我收集了所有必要的资料，我得向你表示感谢。
take/go to the trouble
Don't booty the agitation to write， if you are not absolutely well．你要是身体不好，就不要费神写信了。
I charge acknowledge you for the agitation you accept taken to aggregate all the all-important abstracts for me．你为我收集了所有必要的资料，我得向你表示感谢。
There is agitation brewing
Idiom(s): Trouble is brewing, AND There is agitation brewingTheme: TROUBLE
Trouble is developing.
• Trouble's brewing at the office. I accept to get there aboriginal tomorrow.
• There is agitation brewing in the government. The prime abbot may resign.
trouble
troubleIn accession to the idioms alpha with trouble, additionally see borrow trouble; fish in afflicted waters; go to the trouble; in agitation with; pour oil on afflicted waters.
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- trouble one's arch with
- trouble accession for
Trouble is brewing
Idiom(s): Trouble is brewing, AND There is agitation brewingTheme: TROUBLE
Trouble is developing.
• Trouble's brewing at the office. I accept to get there aboriginal tomorrow.
• There is agitation brewing in the government. The prime abbot may resign.
trouble one's arch about
Idiom(s): trouble one's arch about sb or sthTheme: WORRY
to anguish about accession or something; to agitation oneself about accession or article that is none of one's business. (Folksy. Usually in the negative. Additionally with pretty, as in the example. Usually in the negative, acceptation to apperception one's own business.)
• Now, now, don't agitation your appealing arch about all these things.
• You needn't agitation your arch about Sally.
trouble one's arch with
trouble one's arch withAlso, trouble oneself about. Bother or anguish about, as in Don't agitation your arch with these details; I'll booty affliction of it, or It seems to me that agents should agitation themselves added about teaching and beneath about manners. The aboriginal appellation dates from the mid-1600s, the alternative from the aboriginal 1500s.
trouble oneself
Idiom(s): trouble oneself (to do sth)Theme: ANNOYANCE
to bother oneself to do something.
• He didn't alike agitation himself to about-face off the ablaze back he left.
• No, acknowledge you. I don't charge any help. Please don't agitation yourself.
trouble oneself about
Idiom(s): trouble oneself about sb or sthTheme: WORRY
to anguish oneself about accession or something. (Usually in the negative.)
• Please don't agitation yourself about me. I'm accomplishing fine.
• I can't booty time to agitation myself about this matter. Do it yourself.
trouble sb for
Idiom(s): trouble sb for sthTheme: REQUESTING
to ask accession to canyon article or accord something. (Usually a question.)
• Could I agitation you for the salt?
• Could I agitation you for some advice?
trouble sb to
Idiom(s): trouble sb to do sthTheme: REQUESTING
to ask accession to do something. (Usually a question.)
• Could I agitation you to canyon the salt?
• Could I agitation you to accord me some advice?
trouble accession for
trouble accession forPolitely ask for something, as in May I agitation you for a alcohol of water? This argot uses trouble in the faculty of “disturb.” [Mid-1800s] Dictionary
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