Summary
to trouble {verb}
disturbare · agitare · preoccupare · turbare · afliggere · affannare
trouble {noun}
fastidio · agitazione · seccatura · molestia · disagio · bega · briga · affanno
English-Italian translation for "to trouble"
"to trouble" Italian translation
to trouble {verb}
to trouble [troubled|troubled] {v.t.} (also: to discommode, to jam, to pang)
Yet they so nearly won through and, had we succeeded, we would not have had to trouble the House on this occasion.
– Mr President, I am sorry to trouble you and the Members of this House again with an issue with which they are all too familiar – that
The most troubling aspect of the findings has been the wasted money which has not been used for training.
to trouble [troubled|troubled] {v.t.} (also: to spirit, to provoke, to discompose, to perturb)
If this is not the case, environmental policy will come adrift in troubled waters and among hidden rocks, and then it will be the environment that is damaged.
to trouble [troubled|troubled] {v.t.}
But I was still troubled, and I was troubled because I felt this was capricious.
Right now in Liberia, what do you see as the main issue that troubles you?
This is, as every Member who has spoken in this debate has pointed out, an extremely troubling case.
Parliament is concerned about this; we are concerned about it; European public opinion is deeply troubled by it.
And I think that that is very troubling, and in a sense, I've been reflecting on turning that part of us off.
to trouble [troubled|troubled] {v.t.} (also: to discompose, to perturb, to jolt, to fluster)
Not only does stirring up trouble in the relationship with the United States not make any sense, it is also very dangerous.
I fear that disillusion and blackmail, today regarding the Customs Union, tomorrow regarding Cyprus, may deeply trouble our relations with
So when I heard these two things, it troubled me deeply, both because of personal reasons and scientific reasons.
Their hearts are confused and troubled.
And I felt very troubled.
to trouble [troubled|troubled] {v.t.} (also: to afflict)
to trouble [troubled|troubled] {v.t.}
trouble {noun}
trouble {noun} (also: concern, perturbation, fluster, jumpiness)
You will go to the expense and trouble of carrying out those tests and you will get negative findings.
The observation seems so obvious that no one any longer takes the trouble to check the facts.
Please take the trouble to read the Rules of Procedure and apply them.
You are taking the trouble to read, paragraph by paragraph, the questions on which we must vote.
It would have been helpful if whoever was giving vent to his indignation had taken the trouble to read the patent.
Might it not be an idea - and one that you could take on board today - perhaps to take the trouble to visit amazon. de or amazon. com?
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "trouble":
© Princeton Universityail · pain · perturb · unhinge · disquiet · cark · distract · disorder · disturb · upset · trouble oneself · bother · inconvenience oneself · put out · inconvenience · disoblige · discommode · incommode · difficulty · problem
Usage examples
Usage examples for "to trouble" in Italian
Similar words
trodden · troglodyte · trolley · trolleybus · trollop · troop · tropaeolum · trope · trophy · tropical · trouble · trouble-free · trouble-maker · troubled · troubles · troubleshooting · troublesome · trough · trouser · trousers · trousseau
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