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have trouble

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Principales traductions
Anglais		Français
have trouble, have trouble doing [sth] vtr + n	(experience difficulty: doing [sth])	avoir du mal à faire [qch] loc v
	I have trouble remembering passwords.
	ⓘCette phrase n'est pas une traduction de la phrase originale. Je peine à lire dans cette pénombre.
	(plus soutenu)	peiner à faire [qch] vi
	ⓘCette phrase n'est pas une traduction de la phrase originale. Je peine à lire dans cette pénombre.

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'have trouble' également trouvé dans ces entrées :

Français :

peiner - galérer - buter - embarrasser - avoir du mal - manger de la vache enragée - bouffer de la vache enragée - peiner à croire - mévendre - avoir de la peine à

Discussions du forum dont le titre comprend le(s) mot(s) "have trouble" :

Have trouble indexing
have your back in trouble
he'd have trouble
I don´t think you will have any trouble/any problems
I have enough trouble with that in English
I have trouble expressing myself in French.
I have trouble getting going in the morning
I have trouble getting it to stay down
I have trouble knowing whether to use A or B
I have trouble sleeping past 7
I have trouble understanding it orally
I imagine you might have trouble remembering me
I often have trouble distinguishing between A and B
I often have trouble knowing when to use the verb
I still have trouble knowing
I'm sorry for any trouble this may have caused you.
to have trouble / problems verbing + ing / gerund (I've been having trouble doing)
to have trouble with something
When I go out I never have any trouble
You have to be sensible enough to not make trouble for yourself
----, why don’t we all have serious trouble with our body - English Only forum
[reply to] If you have any trouble, be sure to call me. - English Only forum
After I've stayed out too late, I have trouble getting up early. - English Only forum
Children who grow up in big cities often have trouble connecting to nature - English Only forum
Conditional (3): If I <had known, knew> he was in trouble, I would have helped. - English Only forum
conversation should be so arranged as that they may have the trouble of saying as little as possible - English Only forum
Do you have trouble feeling loved ...? - English Only forum
don't have to go to trouble - English Only forum
Has and have. Trouble - English Only forum
have a hard time vs. have trouble - English Only forum
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