Trouble
nnoun.cognitiona source of difficultySynset:problem
Examples:- one trouble after another delayed the job
- what's the problem?
Derivationally Related Form:troubleproblematicaltroublous
Hypernyms:difficulty
Inherited Hypernyms:troubledifficultycognitive factorcognitionpsychological featureabstractionentity
Direct Hyponyms:can of wormsdeep watergrowing painshydramatterpressure point
Full Hyponyms:can of wormsdeep watergrowing painshydramatterpressure point
nnoun.eventan angry disturbanceSynset:bother fuss hassle
Examples:- he didn't want to make a fuss
- they had labor trouble
- a spot of bother
Derivationally Related Form:botherhassle
Hypernyms:disturbance perturbation
Inherited Hypernyms:fussperturbationactivityacteventpsychological featureabstractionentity
nnoun.eventan event causing distress or painExamples:- what is the trouble?
- heart trouble
Derivationally Related Form:troubletroublous
Hypernyms:happening natural event occurrence occurrent
Inherited Hypernyms:troublehappeningeventpsychological featureabstractionentity
Direct Hyponyms:afflictionbad luckblazeconvulsiondisturbanceembarrassmenthellinterferencemisfortunenoiseonslaughtoutragescandal
Full Hyponyms:absenceaccidentact of godadversityafflictionair embolismanxiety attackapocalypseattackbackgroundbackground noisebackground radiationbanecalamitycalvarycapsizingcerebral thrombosisclonuscluttercollateral damagecollisioncomplex absenceconcussionconvulsioncoronary occlusioncoronary thrombosiscrashcrosstalkcursederailmentdismembermentembarrassmentembolismepileptic seizurefadeoutfaminefat embolismfatal accidentfender-benderfireflarefocal seizuregrand malground loophardshiphead crashheart attackhellhemorrhagic strokehystericsinjuryischemic strokejitterkiss of deathknocklaryngospasmmeltdownmilk legmisfortunemishapmutilationnear missnoiseocclusiononslaughtparoxysmpetit malphlebothrombosispileuppityplagueprangpratfallpulmonary embolismpuncturepure absenceradio noiseraptus hemorrhagicusscandalseizureshipwreckskeletonslipsmashspillstaticstrokesubclinical absencesurface noisethe irish faminethromboembolismthrombosistidal wavetouchtrialtsunamivisitationwhite noisewipeout
nnoun.actan effort that is inconvenientSynset:difficulty
Examples:- I went to a lot of trouble
- he won without any trouble
- had difficulty walking
- finished the test only with great difficulty
Derivationally Related Form:trouble
Hypernyms:effort elbow grease exertion sweat travail
Inherited Hypernyms:troubleeffortlaborworkactivityacteventpsychological featureabstractionentity
Direct Hyponyms:the deviltsuris
Full Hyponyms:the deviltsuris
nnoun.feelinga strong feeling of anxietySynset:worry
Examples:- his worry over the prospect of being fired
- it is not work but worry that kills
- he wanted to die and end his troubles
Derivationally Related Form:troubleworry
Hypernyms:anxiety
Inherited Hypernyms:worryanxietyemotionfeelingstateattributeabstractionentity
nnoun.statean unwanted pregnancyExamples:- he got several girls in trouble
Hypernyms:gestation maternity pregnancy
Inherited Hypernyms:troublepregnancyphysical conditionconditionstateattributeabstractionentity
vverb.emotionmove deeplySynset:disturb upset
Examples:- This book upset me
- A troubling thought
Derivationally Related Form:upsettroubledisturbance
Hypernyms:affect impress move strike
Inherited Hypernyms:disturbaffect
Direct Hyponyms:agitatecarkchargecharge upcommovedisorderdisquietdistractdistressexcitejoltperturbrousetroubleturn onunhinge
Full Troponyms:agitatebesiegebotherdistresseatelectrifyhype upjoltmisgivenagperturbpotherworry
Sentence Frame:Something ---s somebody | The performance is likely to --- Sue (apply to: disturb) | The bad news will --- him (apply to: upset, trouble, disturb)
vverb.socialto cause inconvenience or discomfort toSynset:bother discommode disoblige incommode inconvenience put out
Examples:- Sorry to trouble you, but...
Derivationally Related Form:botherbotherationinconveniencetrouble
Hypernyms:affect bear on bear upon impact touch touch on
Inherited Hypernyms:troubleaffectchange
Direct Hyponyms:distressstraiten
Full Troponyms:straiten
Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s somebody | Something ---s somebody
vverb.emotiondisturb in mind or make uneasy or cause to be worried or alarmedSynset:cark disorder disquiet distract perturb unhinge
Examples:- She was rather perturbed by the news that her father was seriously ill
Derivationally Related Form:distractiondisquietperturbationtrouble
Hypernyms:disturb trouble upset
Inherited Hypernyms:perturbdisturbaffect
Direct Hyponyms:vexworry
Full Troponyms:eatmisgivenagworry
Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s somebody | Something ---s somebody | The performance is likely to --- Sue (apply to: distract) | The bad news will --- him (apply to: disquiet, distract, perturb, unhinge, trouble)
vverb.socialtake the trouble to do something; concern oneselfSynset:bother inconvenience oneself trouble oneself
Examples:- He did not trouble to call his mother on her birthday
- Don't bother, please
Derivationally Related Form:trouble
Hypernyms:reach strain strive
Inherited Hypernyms:trouble oneselfstrivetugfighttryact
Sentence Frame:Something ---s | Somebody ---s to INFINITIVE
vverb.bodycause bodily suffering to and make sick or indisposedSynset:ail pain
Derivationally Related Form:troublepainailment
Hypernyms:hurt
Inherited Hypernyms:troublehurtindisposechange
Direct Hyponyms:break outeruptrecrudesce
Full Troponyms:erupt
Sentence Frame:Something ---s somebody