Usage of "have trouble"

To experience something, to be a target of something.

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Uso de have trouble en inglés

She said patients may have trouble getting in to see a doctor. 
 Reuters 

Yet mathematicians from different fields may have trouble communicating with one another. 
 Wired 

Many still have trouble believing him, and it's easy to understand why. 
 Wired 

But many in Washington, including some Republicans, have trouble taking it seriously. 
 Reuters 

A lot of people with TBI have trouble finding or remembering words. 
 Purple heart 

But I have trouble with making words do the things I want. 
 The dream of perpetual motion 

Children with the condition usually have trouble concentrating and controlling their impulses. 
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Nevertheless such shall have trouble in the flesh: but I spare you. 
 The King James Bible 

Torque Every time I have to explain torque, I have trouble starting. 
 Wired 

They knew perfectly well that many cultures would have trouble with that. 
 Seveneves 

He seemed to have trouble realizing that; a lot of Democrats did. 
 American empire: blood and iron 

If the images are ugly, you will have trouble in your home. 
 Ten Thousand Dreams Interpreted; Or, What's in a Dream / A Scien... 

I came face-to-face with terror, and now I have trouble writing thrillers. 
 Fireflies 

But you would have trouble arguing for any significant shift in perspective. 
 The Irish Times 

I still have trouble, but I was there and saw for myself. 
 The burglar who painted like mondrian 

The quarry is full of brambles-goodhiding, in case we have trouble. 
 The Laird's Luck and Other Fireside Tales 

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Have trouble a través del tiempo

Have trouble por variante geográfica

Estados Unidos de América

Común

Irlanda

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Nueva Zelanda

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