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'teeth·ing prob·lems N

teething problems N fig:

teething problems Brit, Aus Brit, Aus
početni problemi

prob·lem ['prɒbləm] N

1. problem (difficulty):

problem
poteškoća f
problem
problem m
it's not my problem!
ne tiče me se!
he had no problem in getting the job
bez problema je dobio posao
inf no problem (sure)
nema problema
no problem (don't mention it)
nema na čemu
what's your problem?
šta ti je?
to face a problem
suočiti se s problemom
to pose a problem [for sb]
predstavljati problem za nekoga

2. problem (task):

problem
zadatak m
that's her problem!
to je njen problem

3. problem MED:

problem
teškoća f

4. problem math:

problem
zadatak m
problem
problem m

'prob·lem child N

problem child
problematično dete nt
emerging problems
u nastajanju
disciplinary problems
problemi sa disciplinom
to face up to one's problems
suočiti se sa teškoćama
negotiate (surmount) problems
prebroditi imperf
recurrent bouts, problems
čest
unlooked-for problem
nepredviđen
worrisome problem
uznemirujući

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the solution to many of our problems
rešenje za mnoge naše probleme
a whole bunch of problems
gomila problema
to be mindful of the disadvantages/problems/risks
imati razumevanja za henedikepe/probleme/rizike
to run up against opposition/problems
naići na protivljenje/probleme
any problems? — not so far
ima li nekih problema? — zasada ne
to share one's problems/thoughts with sb
podeliti svoje probleme/misli sa nekim
to be [firmly] rooted in sth distrust, problems
biti (čvrsto) ukorenjen u nečemu
to pour out one's problems/worries
izjadati se
I've got problems enough of my own
imam dovoljno svojih problema
to face up to one's problems
suočiti se sa teškoćama

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

Some riders may sit back in the main bunch conserving energy, only attacking for the sprints to gain points.
en.wikipedia.org
It's nothing but a bunch of tables of contents to tables of contents, one come-on directing you to another come-on.
www.poynter.org
She was a loose bunch of approaches, a flutter-voiced presenter of era-spanning songs and an anti-star on a candlelit stage.
www.theglobeandmail.com
Yet, a bunch of folks who know every little proclaim to be smarter than everyone else and string up the accused.
profootballtalk.nbcsports.com
She often plays jump rope with a bunch of girls.
en.wikipedia.org

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