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Dictionary - results for trouble

SimplifiedTraditionalPinyinEnglish
huàn- to suffer (from illness)
- to contract (a disease)
- misfortune
- trouble
- danger
- worry
sāo- trouble
- disturbance
- rumpus
- flirty
- coquettish
- abbr. for 離騷|离骚[Li2 Sao1]
- literary writings
- smell of urine
- foul smell
- male (animal) (dialect)
zhōuzhāng- effort
- trouble
- pains (to get sth done)
- flustered
- frightened
shīfēng- trouble
- damage
- setback
- sth goes wrong
lóuzi- trouble
- blunder
nán- trouble
- problem
nánchu- trouble
- difficulty
- problem
diānpèi- destitute
- difficulty
- hardship
- trouble
fánxīnshì- trouble
- worry
tàngshǒushān- hot potato
- problem
- trouble
- headache
zào- see 羅唣|罗唣, to create a disturbance
- to make trouble
- to harass
fán- to feel vexed
- to bother
- to trouble
- superfluous and confusing
- edgy
dǎodàn- mischief
- to make trouble
piānláo- undue trouble
- Thank you for having gone out of your way to help me.
chūxiǎn- to get out of trouble
- to escape from danger
- a danger appears
- threatened by danger
láoshén- to be a tax on (one's mind)
- to bother
- to trouble
- to be concerned
nào- to make trouble
- to make fun of
shòulèi- to be put to a lot of trouble
hàiyǎn- to have eye trouble
dàilèi- to get someone involved in one's trouble
shì- timid
- to be afraid of getting involved
- to be afraid of getting into trouble
shì- to cause trouble
huò- to stir up trouble
- to invite disaster
chuōhuò- to stir up trouble
rǎo- to disturb
- to bother
- to trouble
jiǎo- to disturb
- to trouble
zhāofēng- to catch the wind
- fig. conspicuous and inviting trouble
dǎoluàn- to disturb
- to look for trouble
- to stir up a row
- to bother sb intentionally
dǎodàn- to cause trouble
- to stir up trouble
bānsuō- to stir up trouble
bānnòng- to fiddle with
- to play and move sth about
- to show off (what one can do)
- to parade (one's capabilities)
- to cause trouble
rǎorǎng- bustling
- to create trouble
- to disturb
jiùzhù- to help sb in trouble
- aid
- assistance
liūbiān- to keep to the edge (of path, river etc)
- fig. to keep out of trouble
- to avoid getting involved
shì- to cause trouble
- to provoke a dispute
rǎo- to cause trouble
- to provoke a dispute
bìnggēn- an incompletely cured illness
- an old complaint
- the root cause of trouble
shěngshì- to simplify matters
- to save trouble
shěngxīn- to cause no trouble
- to be spared worry
- worry-free
huògēn- root of the trouble
- cause of the ruin
hu- thick congee
- porridge
- fig. in trouble
luózào- to create a disturbance
- to make trouble
- to harass
luózào- to create a disturbance
- to make trouble
- to harass
zhàoshì- to cause trouble
- to provoke a disturbance
wèibìng- stomach trouble
- stomach illness
lái- to act arbitrarily regardless of the rules
- to mess with sth
- to make a hash of things
- to cause trouble
nào- to act willfully and make a scene
- to make trouble
xīn- painstaking effort
- to take a lot of trouble
- laborious at pains
chǔndòng- to wriggle
- (fig.) to stir up trouble
- (of a sentiment) to stir
fèishén- to spend effort
- to take trouble
- May I trouble you to...? (as part of polite request)
- Please would you mind...?
duǒfēng- lit. to avoid the wind
- fig. to keep low to avoid a difficult situation
- to stay out of trouble
xīn- hard
- exhausting
- with much toil
- thanks for your trouble
táonàn- to run away from trouble
- to flee from calamity
- to be a refugee
fēng- to take shelter from the wind
- to lie low
- to stay out of trouble
chuǎnghuò- to get into trouble
- to suffer disaster
- to suffer an accident
- to induce or cause a disaster or misfortune
suíshǒu- conveniently
- without extra trouble
- while doing it
- in passing
shùnshì- to take advantage
- to seize an opportunity
- in passing
- without taking extra trouble
- conveniently
shùnshǒu- easily
- without trouble
- while one is at it
- in passing
- handy
nàoshì- to cause trouble
- to create a disturbance
fan- inconvenient
- troublesome
- annoying
- to trouble or bother sb
- to put sb to trouble
diǎnhuǒ- to ignite
- to light a fire
- to agitate
- to start an engine
- ignition
- fig. to stir up trouble
chūluànzi- to go wrong
- to get into trouble
chūlóuzi- to run into difficulties
- to cause trouble
luànzi- to stir up trouble
- to get into trouble
lóuzi- to stir up trouble
- to bring trouble upon oneself
shìfēi- to stir up trouble
fan- to create difficulties
- to invite trouble
- to be troublesome
zhǎofan- to look for trouble
bàojiǎo- lit. to clasp the Buddha's feet (without ever having burned incense) (idiom); fig. to profess devotion only when in trouble
- panic measures in place of timely preparation
tuōxiàshuǐ- lit. to pull sb into the water
- to involve sb in a messy business
- to get sb into trouble
còunao- to join in the fun
- to get in on the action
- (fig.) to butt in
- to create more trouble
liūbiānr- to keep to the edge (of path, river etc)
- fig. to keep out of trouble
- to avoid getting involved
fèizhōuzhé- to spend (much) effort
- to go through (a lot of) trouble
fèizhōuzhāng- to take great pains
- to go to a lot of trouble
hàirénqiǎn- to cause a lot of trouble
- to inflict much suffering
xúnshìshēngfēi- to look for trouble
yǐnhuǒshāoshēn- to invite trouble
yǐngǒuzhài- to lead the wolf into the woodpile (idiom); to leave oneself open to attack
- to act imprudently, asking for trouble
yǐnlángshì- to lead the wolf into the house (idiom); to leave oneself open to attack
- to act imprudently, asking for trouble
shìshēngfēi- to stir up trouble
zhǎozai- to ask for trouble
- to bring misfortune on oneself
tuōrénxiàshuǐ- lit. to pull sb into the water
- fig. to involve sb in a messy business
- to get sb into trouble
zhāofēngcǎo- lit. call the fire to burn the grass (idiom); to cause a quarrel by provocation
- to stir up trouble
xiānfēnglàng- to raise a storm
- to stir up trouble
- to instigate
liáoshìshēngfēi- to stir up trouble
- to provoke angry exchange
zhàngpáichú- fault resolution
- trouble clearing
jiéshēnhào- clean-living and honest (idiom); to avoid immorality
- to shun evil influence
- to mind one's own business and keep out of trouble
- to keep one's hands clean
jiāotóulàné- lit. beaten head and scorched brow (idiom); beaten black and blue
- fig. in trouble
- in terrible shape
- hard pressed
- overwrought
nánjiě- trouble shooting
- solution to difficulties
huòxuánzhǒng- trouble is never far away (idiom)
huòcóngkǒuchū- Trouble issues from the mouth (idiom). A loose tongue may cause a lot of trouble.
zhǎofan- to ask for trouble
- to invite difficulties
xīngfēngzuòlàng- to incite trouble
- to stir up havoc
xīn- to make painstaking efforts (idiom); after much trouble
- to work hard at sth
biànshēngzhǒu- lit. calamity in one's armpit (idiom); a major coup happening on one's doorstep
- trouble or danger in one's own backyard
xīnxīn- painstakingly
- with great trouble
zàoyáoshēngshì- to start rumours and create trouble
hǎishēng- lit. waves on a sea of vinegar
- trouble caused by a jealous woman (idiom)
píngfēng- trouble appearing from nowhere
- unforeseen situation
huódenàifán- to be tired of living
- (coll.) to be asking for trouble
línshíbàojiǎo- lit. to clasp the Buddha's feet when danger arises (idiom); fig. to profess devotion only when in trouble
- doing things at the last minute
- making a hasty last-minute effort
tiàojìnHuángqīng- lit. even jumping into the Yellow River can't get you clean
- fig. to become inexorably mixed up
- mired in controversy
- in deep trouble
píngshíshāoxiāng,línshíbàojiǎo- lit. to clasp the Buddha's feet when danger arises (idiom); fig. to profess devotion only when in trouble
- doing things at the last minute
- to make a hasty last-minute effort (often refers to cramming for exams)

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