Meaning of 'trouble' in Arabic is: مشكلة

trouble: مشكلة

Noun:

مشكلة, إزعاج, حل, قلق, تعذيب, عذاب, كرب, محنة, بؤس, صعوبة, مساوئ, عقبة, عائق, اضطراب, نسيم, مصيبة, حرمان, الم, إثارة, ابتهاج, سخط, مرض, تقلب, سيولة, نفاذ صبر, الأرق, خطر, نكسة, تردد, شك, اشتباه, عدم ارتياح, ثقب, دوامة, رفرفة, شجار, ارتباك, بحث, الأذى, حادث, ضرر, جرح, معاناة, ضائقة, أثقل, كارثة, ضربة, سلالة, تعب, مجهود, جريمة, حماقة, خطأ, خطأ شنيع, خطا, بادئة, عرض, مرضية, إغاظة.

Verb:

يزعج, مشكلة, العمل, عانى, ضوضاء, هز, أقلق, كشكش, حاور, إزعاج, تأكل, أربك, فك, تخمر, شحذ, رفع المعنويات, أثار, إرهاق, ضريبة, تعذيب, عذب جسديا, جرح, توعك, الم, فتن, غارة, ظلم.

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Noun(1) a source of difficulty,an angry disturbance,an event causing distress or pain,an effort that is inconvenient,a strong feeling of anxiety,an unwanted pregnancy,annoyance,worry,something requiring great effort,bad health(2) a source of difficulty(3) an angry disturbance(4) an event causing distress or pain(5) an effort that is inconvenient(6) a strong feeling of anxiety(7) an unwanted pregnancy(8) annoyance(9) worry(10) something requiring great effort(11) bad health
Verb(1) move deeply,to cause inconvenience or discomfort to,disturb in mind or make uneasy or cause to be worried or alarmed,take the trouble to do something,concern oneself,cause bodily suffering to,bother,worry,make an effort(2) move deeply(3) to cause inconvenience or discomfort to(4) disturb in mind or make uneasy or cause to be worried or alarmed(5) take the trouble to do something(6) concern oneself(7) cause bodily suffering to(8) bother(9) worry(10) make an effort

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(1) friends should support each other when they are in trouble(2) there is nothing you need trouble about(3) The unsavoury football history between the two countries at both club and international level makes crowd trouble extremely likely.(4) I had trouble finding somewhere to park(5) You've gone to a lot of trouble to check your results, so I suspect you've done your calculations right.(6) the kid had been no trouble up to now(7) We had gone to the trouble of establishing food, water, fuel, medical kits and generators at three sites across the city.(8) their helicopter developed engine trouble(9) oh, don't trouble to answer(10) He said the rank at the moment has to deal with too many taxis and has become a hot-spot for trouble because of crowds congregating there at night.(11) she went to a lot of trouble to decorate the house(12) they're having trouble finding a job(13) He also reminded delegates about the crowd trouble in Lansdowne Road some years ago at a soccer international.(14) my legs started to trouble me(15) she's not the first girl who's gotten herself into trouble(16) An emergency planning manager with the ambulance service was told the plane had engine trouble before the crash.