Смысл: bothered

bother1. [ʹbɒðə] n
<Í> 1. беспокойство, хлопоты; источник беспокойства
we had a little bother with him at first - вначале он причинил нам некоторое беспокойство
I am giving you a lot of bother - я причиняю вам много хлопот
2. надоедливый человек
what a bother you are! - отстань, ты мне надоел!

2. [ʹbɒðə] v
<Í> 1) надоедать, докучать, беспокоить
don't bother me with foolish questions! - не приставай ко мне с глупыми вопросами!
he bothers me to death - он надоел мне до смерти
2) беспокоить, волновать
a point, which has bothered us - вопрос, который нас беспокоил
he can't be bothered - его нельзя тревожить
his stomach has been bothering him - его беспокоит желудок
3) трудиться, давать себе труд
don't bother to make tea - не возитесь с чаем
don't bother to lock the door! - дверь можешь не закрывать, не беспокойся!
he didn't bother to be polite - он не потрудился быть вежливым
she didn't bother to lower her voice - она даже не старалась /не потрудилась/ говорить (по)тише
♢ to bother one's head /brains/ - ломать голову
don't bother your head about me! - не беспокойтесь за меня!
I'm bothered! - чёрт возьми!

3. [ʹbɒðə] int
<Í> выражает раздражение или досаду тьфу ты!; да ну тебя!; чёрт возьми!

I'm not bothered Идиома

hot and bothered

upset, getting angry, ready to speak angrily You know that Dad gets hot and bothered when you stay out late.

hot and bothered|bothered|hot

adj., informal Excited and worried, displeased, or puzzled.

A hackneyed phrase. Fritz got all hot and bothered when he failed in the test. Leona was all hot and bothered when her escort was late in coming for her. Jerry was hot and bothered about his invention when he couldn't get it to work. It is a small matter; don't get so hot and bothered.

bother, bothered

bother, bothered
see go to the trouble; hot and bothered.

not bothered

1. Uninterested, unmotivated, or disinclined. Primarily heard in UK. It's bright that associates of government aren't agitated to put aegis in abode for workers ashore in a aeon of concise contracts. If you're not agitated to do the assignment properly, again you can acquisition a job elsewhere.2. Impartial; accepting no alternative one way or another. Primarily heard in UK. We could accept pizza for dinner, but I'm not agitated if you appetite article else.Learn more: bother, not

I’m not ˈbothered

(informal, especially British English) I don’t mind: ‘What shall we accept for supper tonight?’ ‘I’m not bothered.’Learn more: bother, not

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