troubled

UK
/ˈtrʌb.əld/
US
/ˈtrʌb.əld/
troubledadjective
more troubled
Comp.
most troubled
Super.
UK
/ˈtrʌb.əld/
US
/ˈtrʌb.əld/
Translations
He had a troubled expression on his face.
У него было беспокойное выражение лица.
She had a troubled mind after hearing the news.
У нее был тревожный ум после того, как она услышала новости.
The troubled student sought help from the counselor.
Озабоченный студент обратился за помощью к консультанту.
Definitions
Experiencing or characterized by mental or emotional distress or worry.
She had a troubled expression on her face after hearing the news.
Marked by difficulties or problems.
The company has had a troubled history with financial instability.
Involving conflict or disorder.
The troubled region has been the site of numerous skirmishes over the years.
troublenoun
Definitions
Difficulty or problems that cause distress or worry.
She had a lot of trouble with her car this morning.
A situation in which one is in danger or difficulty.
He found himself in trouble with the law after the incident.
Effort or exertion taken to accomplish something.
He went to a lot of trouble to make sure the event was perfect.
A state of unrest or disturbance.
The city was in trouble after the protests turned violent.
troubleverb

troubled

Past Simple

troubled
Past Simple
troubled
Past Participle
troubling
Gerund
UK
/ˈtrʌb.əl/
US
/ˈtrʌb.əl/
Translations
I don't want to trouble you with my problems.
Я не хочу беспокоить вас своими проблемами.
The news seemed to trouble him greatly.
Эта новость, казалось, сильно его тревожила.
The question continued to trouble her mind.
Этот вопрос продолжал её мучить.
The news of the accident troubled her deeply.
Новость об аварии глубоко её волновала.
утруждатьв вежливых просьбах и обращениях
I hope I'm not troubling you with too many questions.
Надеюсь, я не слишком вас утруждаю своими вопросами.
Additional translations
потрудитьсяв конструкции trouble to do something, часто в отрицательных предложениях
Definitions
To cause distress or worry to someone.
The news of the accident troubled her deeply.
To bother or inconvenience someone.
I hope I'm not troubling you with too many questions.
To make an effort to do something, often used in negative constructions.
He didn't trouble to call and inform us about the change in plans.
troubleadjective
Definitions
Involving, characterized by, or likely to cause difficulty or problems.
Engineers were dispatched to a trouble area of the network.