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problem [Am ˈprɑbləm, Brit ˈprɒbləm] N
1. problem (difficulty):
no problem! inf
your problem is that you're bone idle attr family/child
problem page Brit JOURN
2. problem MATH:
child <pl children [ˈtʃɪldrən]> [Am tʃaɪld, Brit tʃʌɪld] N
1. child:
2. child:
to be with child liter
to get sb with child liter
dejar a alguien encinta
I. abuse N [Am əˈbjus, Brit əˈbjuːs]
1. abuse U (insulting language):
insultar a alguien
2. abuse C or U:
II. abuse VB trans [Am əˈbjuz, Brit əˈbjuːz]
1.1. abuse (use wrongly):
abuse power/person/hospitality
1.2. abuse (treat cruelly):
abuse child/woman
abuse prisoners
1.3. abuse (sexually):
abuse child/woman
2. abuse (insult):
problem child N
niño(-a) m (f) difícil
problem [ˈprɒbləm, Am ˈprɑ:bləm] N
child <children> [tʃaɪld] pl N
1. child (person who's not fully grown):
niño(-a) m (f)
2. child (offspring):
hijo(-a) m (f)
Phrases:
problem child N
niño (-a) m (f) difícil [o problemático, -a]
problem [ˈprab·ləm] N
child <children> [tʃaɪld] pl N
1. child (person who's not fully grown):
niño(-a) m (f)
2. child (offspring):
hijo(-a) m (f)
Phrases:
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Common sense dictates that a problem child needs attention?
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In our example, the parent may be discouraged to use a trust for the problem child given the comparable tax result.?
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She is a problem child and will start an uproar for her own personal enjoyment.
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Since other malware types have a presence that is immediately noticeable, ransomware is said to be the first problem child piece of malware.
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The bridge was always the biggest problem child of the community.
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