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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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I. bother [Brit ˈbɒðə, Am ˈbɑðər] N

1. bother (inconvenience):

bother
bother
to do sth without any bother
it's too much bother
to have the bother of doing
to go to the bother of doing
don't go to too much bother
it's no bother

2. bother U Brit (trouble):

bother inf
ennuis mpl
a bit or a spot of bother
mpl to be in a bit or spot of bother

3. bother (person):

bother
bother mf inv
m/f he's no bother at all

II. bother [Brit ˈbɒðə, Am ˈbɑðər] INTERJ inf

bother

III. bother [Brit ˈbɒðə, Am ˈbɑðər] VB trans

1. bother (worry):

bother
don't let it bother you

2. bother (inconvenience):

bother
does it bother you if I smoke?
I'm sorry to bother you
to bother sb with details, problems, questions

3. bother (hurt):

bother

4. bother Brit inf, dated:

IV. bother [Brit ˈbɒðə, Am ˈbɑðər] VB intr

1. bother (take trouble):

bother
please don't bother
why bother?
I don't think I'll bother
I wouldn't bother
to bother doing or to do
he doesn't bother voting or to vote
I won't bother with a hat
to bother about
I don't know why I bother
I want to apologize’—‘don't bother!

2. bother (worry):

to bother about

V. bothered ADJ (concerned)

+ subj to be bothered with detail, problem

VI. to bother oneself about VB refl

to bother oneself about refl problem:

hot [Brit hɒt, Am hɑt] ADJ

1. hot (very warm):

hot season, country, bath, plate, hands, feet
hot sun
hot food, drink
to be or feel hot person:
to get hot person:
to get hot parked car:
to get hot engine, iron, oven, radiator:
to get hot weather:
to be hot from the oven bread, cake:

2. hot FOOD:

hot mustard, spice, chili powder
hot curry, sauce, dish

3. hot (new, fresh):

hot trail
hot news

4. hot (newly arrived):

5. hot (fierce, keen):

hot competition
hot pace

6. hot (short):

7. hot (in demand) inf:

to be hot Am entertainer, show, film:

8. hot (good) inf:

être calé en qc inf

9. hot (difficult, unpleasant) inf:

10. hot (stolen):

hot inf

11. hot (bright):

hot colour

12. hot MUS:

hot jazz

13. hot NUCL (radioactive):

14. hot (close):

15. hot Am (erotic) inf:

hot movie, scene

16. hot (sexually attractive) inf:

hot person
en pincer pour qn inf
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to bother
to bother (de with)
to bother
to have the bother of doing
lots of bother
to go to a lot of bother
incommoder chaleur, bruit, fumée:
to bother
to bother, to worry
tarabuster ennuis, question:
to bother
taquiner histoire, douleur:
to bother

u rečniku PONS

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I. bother [ˈbɒðəʳ, Am ˈbɑ:ðɚ] N

1. bother (trouble):

bother
to have some bother

2. bother (annoyance):

it's such a bother
it's no bother
I don't want to be a bother

II. bother [ˈbɒðəʳ, Am ˈbɑ:ðɚ] VB intr

not to bother about sth
don't bother to ring

III. bother [ˈbɒðəʳ, Am ˈbɑ:ðɚ] VB trans

bother
bother
chicaner Quebec
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bother no pl
to bother
to bother
to bother sb
spot of bother
to bother
taquiner choses
to bother
incommoder qn bruit, fumée
to bother sb
does the smoke bother you?
u rečniku PONS
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engleski
francuski
francuski

I. bother [ˈba·ðər] N

1. bother (trouble):

bother

2. bother (annoyance):

it's such a bother
it's no bother
I don't want to be a bother

II. bother [ˈba·ðər] VB intr

not to bother about sth
don't bother to ring

III. bother [ˈba·ðər] VB trans

bother
bother
chicaner Quebec
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
bother
to bother
to bother
to bother
to bother sb
to bother
taquiner choses
to bother
does the smoke bother you?
to bother
Present
Ibother
youbother
he/she/itbothers
webother
youbother
theybother
Past
Ibothered
youbothered
he/she/itbothered
webothered
youbothered
theybothered
Present Perfect
Ihavebothered
youhavebothered
he/she/ithasbothered
wehavebothered
youhavebothered
theyhavebothered
Past Perfect
Ihadbothered
youhadbothered
he/she/ithadbothered
wehadbothered
youhadbothered
theyhadbothered