Điều bực mình, điều khó chịu, điều buồn bực, điều phiền muộn

Sự lo lắng

what a bother!

chà, phiền quá

Làm buồn bực, làm phiền, quấy rầy

to bother someone with something

làm phiền ai vì một chuyện gì

Lo lắng, lo ngại băn khoăn, áy náy

to bother oneself about something; to bother one's head about something

lo lắng về cái gì

Don't bother to come, just call me up

Không phiền anh phải đến, cứ gọi dây nói cho tôi là được

V.

Annoy, pester, worry, irritate, trouble, hector, harass,hound, dog, nag, plague, needle, Colloq hassle; Slang US nudge:I wish they'd stop bothering me about paying the telephone bill.2 trouble (about), fuss (at), make a fuss (about), concernoneself (with), burden: Too few people are interested inbothering about the welfare of others. 3 confuse, bewilder,perplex, perturb, upset, disconcert, discomfit: She wasincreasingly bothered by her inability to understand the locallanguage.

N.

Trouble, inconvenience: Those pets must be a lot ofbother.

Worry, annoyance, vexation, nuisance, irritation,trouble, effort, disturbance, upset, Slang hassle: Painting thelattice will be more bother than it's worth.

Dither, flutter,Colloq tizzy, pet, stew, lather, sweat: She seems to haveworked herself into quite a bother about something quiteinsignificant. 7 pest, irritant, nag, nuisance, Colloq pain,pain in the neck or Brit taboo arse or US taboo ass; Slang USnudge: Mother is such a bother, always asking if I wear mygaloshes when it rains. 8 disturbance, to-do, ado, commotion,fuss, trouble, disorder, stir, hubbub: We ran into a bit ofbother at the pub last night.

V., n., & int.

V.

Tr. a give trouble to; worry, disturb.b refl. (often foll. by about) be anxious or concerned.

Intr.a (often foll. by about, or to + infin.) worry or troubleoneself (don't bother about that; didn't bother to tell me). b(foll. by with) be concerned.

N.

A a person or thing thatbothers or causes worry. b a minor nuisance.

Trouble, worry,fuss.

Int. esp. Brit. expressing annoyance or impatience.

Cannot be bothered will not make the effort needed. [Ir.bodhraim deafen]