trouble (someone or oneself) about (someone or something)

1. To bother or inconvenience someone with a question or request about someone or something. I'm sorry to trouble you about this again, but I need your help with a new problem that has cropped up. You should never worry about troubling your teachers or parents about someone who is bullying you in school.

2. To concern oneself with or worry about someone or something. Often used in negative constructions. In this usage, a reflexive pronoun is always used. It's just a minor technical error that should resolve itself—don't trouble yourself about it. I know I need to stop troubling myself about such negative people, but I can't help letting their comments get to me.

trouble someone about someone or something

to bother someone by asking about someone or something. Please don't trouble me about Larry. Can I trouble you about a billing problem?

trouble oneself about someone or something

to worry oneself about someone or something. (Usually in the negative.) Please don't trouble yourself about me. I'm doing fine. I can't take time to trouble myself about this matter. Do it yourself.

词组	trouble (someone or oneself) about (someone or something)
释义	trouble (someone or oneself) about (someone or something) trouble (someone or oneself) about (someone or something) 1. To bother or inconvenience someone with a question or request about someone or something. I'm sorry to trouble you about this again, but I need your help with a new problem that has cropped up. You should never worry about troubling your teachers or parents about someone who is bullying you in school. 2. To concern oneself with or worry about someone or something. Often used in negative constructions. In this usage, a reflexive pronoun is always used. It's just a minor technical error that should resolve itself—don't trouble yourself about it. I know I need to stop troubling myself about such negative people, but I can't help letting their comments get to me. See also: trouble Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. trouble someone about someone or something to bother someone by asking about someone or something. Please don't trouble me about Larry. Can I trouble you about a billing problem? See also: trouble trouble oneself about someone or something to worry oneself about someone or something. (Usually in the negative.) Please don't trouble yourself about me. I'm doing fine. I can't take time to trouble myself about this matter. Do it yourself. See also: trouble McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: accompany (one) on a/(one's) journey accompany on a journey be in bad with (someone) a dog in the manger be out of (one's) league be out of somebody's league bird has flown, the be/have done with somebody/something bargain bargain for (someone or something) with (someone)
随便看	have a thick skull have a thing have a thing about have a thing about somebody/something have a thing about (someone or something) have a thing for (someone) have a thing for (something) have a thing going have a thing going (with someone) have a thin skin have a thin time have a thin time (of it) have a thirst for have a thirst for (something) have a tiger by the tail have a tight grip on (someone or something) have a tight rein on (someone or something) have a time of it have a tin ear Have at it have a touch of class have a touch of the tar brush have a tough time (of it) have a trick up (one's) sleeve have at (someone or something)