Trouble ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Trouble ( noun )

1. A state of difficulty or problems.
2. Something that causes difficulty or problems.

Origin:

Middle english, from old french truble, from troubler 'to disturb'.

Examples:

1. She's had a lot of trouble with her car lately.
2. He's always getting into trouble at school.
3. She's having trouble finding a job.
4. He had trouble understanding the instructions.
5. The company is in financial trouble.

(As a verb)

Trouble ( verb )

1. A state of difficulty or problems.
2. Something that causes difficulty or problems.

Origin:

Middle english, from old french truble, from troubler 'to disturb'.

Examples:

1. She's had a lot of trouble with her car lately.
2. He's always getting into trouble at school.
3. She's having trouble finding a job.
4. He had trouble understanding the instructions.
5. The company is in financial trouble.