give (one) trouble Thành ngữ, tục ngữ

ask for trouble

behave in a way that trouble is likely He is asking for trouble if he misses another class.

don't borrow trouble

"do not invite their trouble; we have enough trouble" "When I said I was going to help my neighbor get a divorce, Pat said, ""Don't borrow trouble."""

get into trouble

do bad things, break the law When he's with the Subway Gang he gets into trouble. He's bad.

go to any trouble

work to make us welcome, put yourself out Please don't go to any trouble for us. Don't change your plans.

go to trouble

(See go to any trouble)

in deep trouble

in serious trouble, sure to catch hell Driving without a licence could get you in deep trouble.

in trouble

accused, arrested, punished If you steal, you'll be in trouble. You'll be arrested.

make trouble

cause a fight, don't make waves Don't make trouble, eh. Don't start an argument or a fight.

pour oil on troubled waters

calm down a quarrel, say something to lessen anger and bring peace to a situation They tried to pour oil on troubled waters after they noticed the argument among the students.

take the trouble

do extra work, do special tasks, take pains Maria always takes the trouble to bake my favorite pie.

give (one) trouble

To be a antecedent of attempt or problems for one. Modifiers like "some," "much," and "no," are generally acclimated afore "trouble." If these kinds of algebraic problems consistently assume to accord you trouble, maybe you should ask your abecedary for some added help. You charge to go see the doctor if your knee is giving you that abundant trouble. If you don't appetite to be arrested, don't accord the badge any trouble.Learn more: give, trouble

give (somebody) (some, no, any, etc.) ˈtrouble

account problems or difficulties: My back’s been giving me a lot of agitation lately. ♢ The accouchement didn’t accord me any agitation at all back we were out.Learn more: give, trouble

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take the Fifth take the flack take the heat take the plunge take the pulse take the rap take the stage take the stand take the trouble take the words out of one take the words out of someone take this job and shove it take time to smell the roses take to take to task take to the cleaners take to the woods give (one) the hard sell give (one) the heebie-jeebies give (one) the inside track give (one) the kiss of life give (one) the low-down give (one) the OK give (one) the once-over give (one) the pink slip give (one) the pip give (one) the push give (one) the raspberry give (one) the runaround give (one) the sack give (one) the screaming abdabs give (one) the shaft give (one) the shits give (one) the shivers give (one) the shove give (one) the silent treatment give (one) the slip give (one) the willies give (one) the works give (one) tit for tat give (one) to believe give (one) to understand give (one) trouble give (one) up as a bad job give (one) what's coming (to one) give (one's) all give (one's) best give (one's) ear (to someone) give (one's) eyeteeth give (one's) eyeteeth for (something) give (one's) ground give (one's) head for the washing give (one's) life give (one's) love to (someone) give (one's) mind to (something) give (one's) name to (something) give (one's) right arm give (one's) tuppence (worth) give (one's) two cents give (one's) two cents' worth give (one's) two pennies (worth) give (one's) two penn'orth give (one's) twopence (worth) give (oneself or someone) a pat on the back give (oneself) airs give (oneself) away give (oneself) over to (someone or something) give (someone or something) a bad name