trouble

trouble in the making.

that's the trouble with capitalism.

in trouble with the police.

trouble could be on the horizon.

The trouble is in the machine itself.

had trouble with the car.

he's been in trouble with the police.

sorry to trouble you.

The trouble is that we are short of money.

be troubled with a cough

They had financial trouble in spades.

great trouble in store for her.

I hate to trouble him.

There's been a bit of trouble at the office.

The company is in deep trouble again.

Don't trouble about me.

a troubled conscience

He felt troubled and distressed.

He had a troubled adolescence.

got into trouble by stealing cars.

The country is mired in severe economic trouble.

I'm just in a little trouble. - What kind of trouble?

'That's the trouble, vicar, ' answered Bill.

He's just trying to stir up trouble.

And he has had family troubles, you know.'

We tracked them. They won't trouble us no more.

He has the most trouble with writing.

Gang members are often troubled young people.

This guy giving you trouble, sis? Sis?

But why go to all that trouble?