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I. trouble [tʀubl] ADJ
1. trouble (pas transparent):
trouble eau, vin
trouble verres, vitres
2. trouble (flou):
trouble image, photo
trouble contours
j'ai la vue trouble (temporaire)
j'ai la vue trouble (permanent)
3. trouble:
trouble (équivoque) sentiment
trouble relation
trouble (louche) affaire, milieu, personnage
trouble comportement
II. trouble [tʀubl] ADV
je vois trouble (temporaire)
je vois trouble (permanent)
III. trouble [tʀubl] N m
1. trouble (insécurité):
trouble
2. trouble (mésentente, malaise):
semer le trouble
jeter le trouble
to stir up trouble
3. trouble:
trouble (confusion)
trouble (gêne)
dominer son trouble
pour apaiser ou dissiper son trouble
4. trouble (émoi):
trouble
ressentir un trouble
5. trouble MED:
trouble
trouble fonctionnel
IV. trouble [tʀubl] N mpl
trouble
unrest uncountable
trouble
V. trouble [tʀubl]
trouble musculo-squelettique, TMS MED
trouble obsessionnel compulsif, TOC PSYCH
I. troubler [tʀuble] VB trans
1. troubler (brouiller):
troubler eau, vin
troubler vue, image
2. troubler (déranger):
troubler silence, sommeil, pays, personne
troubler réunion, spectacle, projets
3. troubler (déconcerter):
troubler accusé, candidat, élève
être profondément troublé par qc mauvaise nouvelle, mort
4. troubler (égarer):
troubler jugement, raison, esprit, assurance
5. troubler (mettre en émoi):
troubler liter
to disturb euph
II. se troubler VB refl
1. se troubler (perdre contenance):
se troubler personne, candidat, accusé:
2. se troubler (devenir trouble):
se troubler liquide:
se troubler idées:
trouble-fête <pl trouble-fête, trouble-fêtes> [tʀubləfɛt] N mf
trouble-fête
jouer les trouble-fête
English
English
French
French
trouble
trouble m d'élocution
trouble m bipolaire
trouble m de l'ordre public
murky past, secret
trouble
in the PONS Dictionary
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French
English
English
I. trouble1 [tʀubl] ADJ
1. trouble ( limpide):
trouble image, vue
trouble liquide
trouble lumière
2. trouble (équivoque):
trouble période
II. trouble1 [tʀubl] ADV
voir trouble
trouble2 [tʀubl] N m
1. trouble pl MED:
trouble
trouble psychiques, mentaux
distress no pl
2. trouble pl (désordre):
trouble politiques, sociaux
3. trouble (désarroi):
trouble
4. trouble (agitation):
trouble
trouble-fête <trouble-fêtes> [tʀubləfɛt] N mf
trouble-fête
I. troubler [tʀuble] VB trans
1. troubler (gêner fortement):
2. troubler (perturber):
3. troubler (déranger):
4. troubler (émouvoir):
troubler sexuellement
5. troubler MED:
troubler digestion, facultés mentales
6. troubler (altérer la clarté):
troubler atmosphère, ciel
II. troubler [tʀuble] VB refl
se troubler (devenir trouble)
se troubler mémoire
English
English
French
French
trouble-fête mf
trouble-fête mf
trouble
clouded liquid
trouble
clouded mind
in the PONS Dictionary
French
French
English
English
I. trouble1 [tʀubl] ADJ
1. trouble ( limpide):
trouble image, vue
trouble liquide
trouble lumière
2. trouble (équivoque):
trouble période
II. trouble1 [tʀubl] ADV
voir trouble
trouble2 [tʀubl] N m
1. trouble pl MED:
trouble
trouble psychiques, mentaux
2. trouble pl (désordre):
trouble politiques, sociaux
3. trouble (désarroi):
trouble
4. trouble (agitation):
trouble
trouble-fête <trouble-fêtes> [tʀubləfɛt] N mf
trouble-fête
I. troubler [tʀuble] VB trans
1. troubler (gêner fortement):
2. troubler (perturber):
3. troubler (déranger):
4. troubler (émouvoir):
troubler sexuellement
5. troubler MED:
troubler digestion, facultés mentales
6. troubler (altérer la clarté):
troubler atmosphère, ciel
II. troubler [tʀuble] VB refl
troubler se troubler (devenir trouble):
troubler mémoire
English
English
French
French
trouble
trouble-fête mf
trouble-fête mf
clouded liquid
trouble
clouded mind
Présent
jetrouble
tutroubles
il/elle/ontrouble
noustroublons
voustroublez
ils/ellestroublent
Imparfait
jetroublais
tutroublais
il/elle/ontroublait
noustroublions
voustroubliez
ils/ellestroublaient
Passé simple
jetroublai
tutroublas
il/elle/ontroubla
noustroublâmes
voustroublâtes
ils/ellestroublèrent
Futur simple
jetroublerai
tutroubleras
il/elle/ontroublera
noustroublerons
voustroublerez
ils/ellestroubleront
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Les troubles continuent tout au long de l'année.
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Le susseyement, zézayement ou zézaiement, familièrement le zozotement, est un trouble de la parole affectant notamment la prononciation des « s ».
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Elle est finalement diagnostiquée comme ayant un trouble bipolaire en 1991.
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Le trouble se manifeste notamment par une peur irraisonnée, des troubles du sommeil, une angoisse diffuse qui peut se transformer en dépression.
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Ce trouble touche environ 1,1 % de la population mondiale.
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