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trouble with

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trouble someone with something
to bother someone with something, such as a question or a problem. I hate to trouble you with this, but could you help me adjust my binoculars? Don't trouble yourself with this matter.
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Yesterday he even had some trouble with the police because of his thrashing the steward of these buildings.
Poor Folk by Dostoyevsky, Fyodor View in context
she would say, 'you have some trouble with them childer
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We want no interlopers from Lunnon to get us into trouble with your honor, and--"
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