Co znamená bother v angličtině?

V tomto nejuznávanějším anglickém slovníku se můžete naučit bother výslovnost, gramatiku a synonyma.

bother Význam & definice

0 to annoy or worry -- rušit, obtěžovat
- The noise of the dogs barking bothered the old man.
1 to take the trouble -- obtěžovat se
- Don’t bother to wrap it – I’ll take it as it is.
2 trouble, nuisance, or worry -- trápení, potíž
- I had a lot of bother trying to deal with the people at the tax office.
3 something or someone that causes bother -- otrava, obtíž
- What a bother all this is!

My sense rather is that they were clearly an anxious group, as he insists, but they were bothered rather than troubled by slavery.
She sat and stared, and did not want to be bothered with anything.
One soon stops bothering when after leafing through nearly 500 pages there is only a reference to more literature.
People who lead quiet lives not bothering with politics and the community are being somewhat selfish.
Since he also might not have, we should not be bothered by this result.
The most significant factor is one which is heavily loaded with features of general well-being such as being bothered by nerves or depressed.
The fact that his dissertation work on hyperinflation became his peak achievement bothered him.
By the 1970s the academic modernizers had fallen silent, seldom even bothering to respond to their numerous critics.