trouble russian
труд
work, labour
effort, trouble, pains
work, treatise
па́хнуть
to smell, to smell of, to reek
to smell of (trouble), to look like
беда́
misfortune, disaster, calamity
trouble, problem
забо́та
care, concern (for someone), looking after
worry, anxiety, trouble
доста́вить
to deliver, to bring, to transport
to give (pleasure), to cause (trouble)
беспоко́иться
to worry, to trouble, to bother, to be anxious
неприя́тность
trouble, unpleasant incident, nuisance, annoyance
беспоко́ить
to worry, to make anxious
to disturb, to trouble, to bother
волнова́ть
to worry, to make anxious, to trouble, to disturb
to excite, to stir, to move (emotionally), to agitate
беспоко́йство
anxiety, worry, concern
restlessness, unrest, agitation
trouble, bother, disturbance
забо́титься
to take care of, to look after, to care for
to worry (about), to be concerned (about), to trouble oneself (about)
труди́ться
to labour, to work, to toil
to bother, to take the trouble
напа́сть
misfortune, calamity, affliction, trouble
за́просто
easily, with no trouble
informally, without ceremony, casually
трево́жить
to worry, to alarm, to make uneasy
to disturb, to bother, to trouble
хло́поты
trouble, bother, hassle, fuss
cares, chores, running around
efforts, endeavours, pains
ли́хо
evil, misfortune, trouble
dashingly, valiantly, rakishly
заса́да
ambush, trap
hiding place, place of concealment
bummer, snag, pain, trouble
смуща́ть
to embarrass, to disconcert, to make self-conscious, to fluster
to trouble, to unsettle, to disturb, to bother
запу́таться
to get confused, to get muddled, to lose the thread
to get tangled, to get entangled, to become snarled
to get entangled (in), to get mixed up (in), to land oneself in trouble
топи́ть
to heat, to stoke (a stove), to fire up
to melt, to render (fat), to thaw
to drown, to sink (a ship)
to do for, to betray, to land in trouble
to root for, to support, to be a fan of
позабо́титься
to take care of, to see to, to look after, to trouble oneself (about)
наде́лать
to do (a lot of foolish things), to make (many mistakes), to cause (trouble)
to make (a quantity of), to produce a lot of
возня́
fuss, bother, hassle, trouble
scuffling, romping, noise, racket
tinkering, fiddling, messing about
intrigues, machinations, petty scheming
натвори́ть
to do (something bad), to get up to, to screw up, to cause (trouble)
благополу́чный
happy (of an ending), successful, trouble-free, safe
prosperous, well-off, thriving, secure
пронести́
to carry (past), to carry (through), to carry (a distance)
to smuggle in, to sneak in (an object)
to blow over, to pass by (of trouble)
to have diarrhoea
губи́ть
to destroy, to kill, to be the death of
to ruin, to spoil, to wreck
to doom, to be the undoing of, to land in serious trouble
потрево́жить
to disturb, to bother, to trouble
to worry, to alarm, to unsettle
обеспоко́ить
to worry, to alarm, to disquiet
to disturb, to bother, to trouble
вли́пнуть
to be stuck, to get caught, to be in trouble
смути́ть
to embarrass, to make embarrassed, to abash
to unsettle, to trouble, to disconcert, to confuse
трево́житься
to worry, to be anxious, to be worried
to be alarmed, to get agitated, to trouble oneself
сгуща́ться
to thicken, to condense, to curdle
to grow thicker, to gather, to deepen (of darkness)
to deepen, to become more oppressive, to brew (of trouble)
невзго́да
adversity, hardship, trouble, misfortune
потруди́ться
to work (for a while), to labour, to put in some work
to take the trouble, to bother, to make an effort
рожо́н
trouble, risk
pointed stake, spear, goad
утружда́ть
to trouble, to bother
капри́зничать
to be capricious, to play up, to give trouble
моро́ка
hassle, bother, no end of trouble
забо́тить
to worry, to concern, to trouble
хулига́нить
to act rowdily, to cause a disturbance, to make trouble, to vandalize
to behave like a hooligan, to act like a lout, to misbehave
шутя́
jokingly, in jest, for fun, facetiously
easily, effortlessly, without any trouble
непола́дка
fault, defect, malfunction, trouble
disagreement, friction, quarrel
перипети́я
peripeteia, peripetia, trouble
потопи́ть
to sink, to send to the bottom
to drown
to flood, to submerge, to inundate
to betray, to land in trouble, to ruin, to scupper
доигра́ться
to get into trouble, to come to grief, to ask for trouble
to play until something bad happens, to carry on playing until trouble comes
передря́га
trouble, scrape, jam, tough situation
скандали́ст
brawler, trouble-maker, rowdy
безболе́зненный
painless
painless, smooth, trouble-free
вовлека́ть
to involve, to draw in, to engage, to get involved
to drag into, to draw into (trouble), to inveigle, to entice
побеспоко́ить
to disturb, to bother, to trouble
to worry, to make uneasy, to alarm
скло́чный
troublesome, trouble-making
полбеды́
not so bad, half the trouble, a small loss
смутья́н
trouble-maker, rabble-rouser
завару́шка
commotion, mess, kerfuffle, hubbub
brawl, scuffle, fight
snag, hitch, trouble
нашко́дить
to do mischief, to be naughty, to make a mess, to cause trouble
неблагополу́чие
trouble
фигня́
nonsense, rubbish, crap, garbage
problem, issue, trouble
thing, stuff, thingy
баламу́т
trouble-maker, meddler
баламу́тить
to stir up, to agitate, to unsettle, to trouble
to muddy, to cloud (a liquid), to churn up
бедоку́рить
to get up to mischief, to make trouble, to cause mischief, to play pranks
вожжа́ться
to bother oneself (with), to trouble oneself (with), to fuss (with)
to dawdle, to mess around, to take one's time
напла́каться
to have a good cry, to get plenty of trouble
побеспоко́иться
to trouble, to worry, to bother
расшали́ться
to get up to mischief, to start playing pranks, to get out of hand, to become boisterous
to act up, to play up, to start giving trouble
скандали́стка
brawler, trouble-maker, rowdy
скло́чник
squabbler, trouble-maker
скло́чница
squabbler, trouble-maker
смутья́нка
trouble-maker, rabble-rouser
сухота́
dryness, drought
dryness (in the mouth), dry feeling
melancholy, sorrow, yearning
worry, trouble, care
утружда́ться
to trouble oneself, to take the trouble, to give oneself trouble
дои́грываться
to get into trouble, to push one's luck too far, to play oneself into trouble
занозиться
have trouble with somebody, get into a row with somebody
make trouble with somebody, provoke somebody
доката́ться
to ride (too much) and get into trouble, to keep riding until something bad happens
морочиться
to bother with, to trouble oneself with, to fuss over
заморо́читься
to bother (oneself with), to take trouble (over), to get hung up (on)
беспроблемный
problem-free, trouble-free, unproblematic, smooth
допры́гать
to jump to, to reach by jumping
to get into trouble, to push one's luck, to go too far
маета́
bother, fuss, trouble, torment
труди́ть
to make someone work, to burden, to trouble
хлопота́ние
trouble, bother, fuss, hassle, exertion
solicitation, intercession, petition, good offices, advocacy
замути́вший
having made cloudy, having muddied, that made turbid
having stirred up (trouble), having caused confusion, having muddled
намути́вший
having made turbid, having muddled, having stirred up (liquid)
having caused trouble, having stirred up a mess, having created confusion, having messed things up
подбалтывающий
stirring in, mixing in, adding (while stirring)
stirring up (trouble/rumors), instigating, inciting, spreading (gossip)
нарва́вшийся
having run into, having stumbled upon, having encountered (unpleasantly), who got into (trouble)
напра́шивающийся
obvious, self-evident, readily apparent, inviting (trouble)
удосу́жившийся
who bothered, who deigned, who took the trouble, who found time
вы́путавшийся
extricated, untangled, having gotten out of trouble
доигра́вшийся
having gone too far, having overplayed one's hand, having played oneself into trouble
похлопота́вший
having taken trouble, having made an effort, having interceded, having fussed
нарыва́ющийся
provoking, asking for trouble, looking for a fight, quarrelsome
нарыва́вшийся
provocative, trouble-seeking, one who was asking for trouble
насоли́вший
having annoyed, having bothered, having caused trouble, having harmed
допры́гавшийся
who has gotten into trouble, who has gone too far
несдоброва́вший
unfortunate, ill-fated, who has fared ill, who has gotten into trouble
влипа́вший
having gotten into trouble, caught, entrapped, having fallen for (a trick)
вло́павшийся
having blundered into, having gotten into trouble, having fallen into
набезобра́зничавший
who misbehaved, who caused trouble, having misbehaved
подга́дивший
having spoiled, having messed up, having caused trouble
Examples
Don't make trouble.
Он здесь пыта́ется устро́ить неприя́тности.
He's here trying to stir up trouble.
Э́то принесет несча́стье твое́й семье́.
It will bring down trouble on your family.
Я помогу́ тебе, если возни́кнут неприя́тности.
I will help you if you are in trouble.
I anticipated trouble.
The trouble lies in the engine.
I am sorry to trouble you.
Он попа́л в неприя́тную исто́рию.
He was involved in the trouble.
Том преодоле́л мно́гие тру́дности, чтобы привле́чь Мэри сюда.
Tom went through a lot of trouble to draw Mary here.
Его внеза́пное появле́ние принесло́ неприя́тности.
His sudden appearance gave rise to trouble.
Trouble lurks.
Том подде́рживает меня всякий раз, когда у меня возника́ют пробле́мы.
Tom stands by me whenever I am in trouble.
Он не хоте́л впу́тываться в неприя́тности.
He didn't want to get in trouble.
У Тома бы́ли тру́дности с подключе́нием к Интерне́ту.
Tom had trouble getting online.
I smell trouble.
He's in big trouble.
I am sorry to trouble you.
Восста́ние бы́ло легко пода́влено.
The revolt was put down with little trouble.
Why would there be trouble?
Зачем волнова́ться по э́тому по́воду?
Why go to all this trouble?
Зачем волнова́ться из-за э́того?
Why go to all that trouble?
У нас серьёзные неприя́тности.
We're in serious trouble.
«Hoẃs the trouble and strife?» — приме́р предложе́ния, использующего рифмованный сленг ко́кни.
How's the trouble and strife? is an example of a sentence using Cockney rhyming slang.



















