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bother Significado & definición

0 to annoy someone by talking to them when they are busy -- molestar
- Don’t bother your father when he’s working.
1 to worry or upset someone -- preocupar
- I’m used to living by myself – it doesn’t bother me.
2 to make the effort to do something -- molestarse (en)
- He didn’t even bother to call.
3 If you can’t be bothered to do something, you are too lazy or tired to do it -- pasar (de)
- I can’t be bothered to iron my clothes.
4 trouble or problems -- molestia
- I’ll drive you there – it’s no bother!
5 to make an effort or to take time to do -- molestarse
- He didn’t even bother calling on my birthday. Ni siquiera se molestó en llamarme por mi cumpleaños
- I didn’t bother to go to the meeting. No tomé la molestia de ir a la reunión.
6 to disturb or interrupt -- molestar
- Sorry to bother you. Siento molestarte.
7 to worry or upset -- molestar
- It bothers me that he is away so much. Me molesta que esté fuera tan a menudo.

In the past it has not bothered to take this.
I wonder how many colleagues who have contributed to this debate this evening have actually bothered to read the new package that regulates electronic communications.
The question, however, that bother us is how herbal medicinal products are to reach patients and consumers.
Until now, his government has not seemed to bother about serious infringement.
What bothers me is the permanent state of -action.
Does this situation not bother anybody?
Finally, the only thing that really bothers me is the reception as you enter this building.
Should we perhaps just refrain from closing the plant without bothering to consult anyone?