Translations for „bother“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

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I . bother [ˈbɒðəʳ, Am ˈbɑ:ðɚ] N no pl

1. bother (trouble):

bother

kłopot m

to go to a lot of bother

zadać sobie wiele trudu

to be in a spot of bother

być w kłopocie

2. bother (annoyance):

to be a bother

zawracać głowę

II . bother [ˈbɒðəʳ, Am ˈbɑ:ðɚ] INTERJ

bother

kurczę!

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

1. bother (take trouble):

to bother with sth

zawracać sobie czymś głowę

you need not have bothered

niepotrzebnie się fatygowałeś

don't bother

nie kłopocz się

2. bother (worry):

to bother about sth

przejmować [perf przejąć] się czymś

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

1. bother (annoy):

bother

denerwować [perf z-]

2. bother (worry):

bother

niepokoić [perf za-]

3. bother (disturb):

to bother sb about sth

zawracać komuś czymś głowę

Usage examples with bother

don't bother

nie kłopocz się

to bother with sth

zawracać sobie czymś głowę

to be a bother

zawracać głowę

to bother about sth

przejmować [perf przejąć] się czymś

to bother sb about sth

zawracać komuś czymś głowę

to go to a lot of bother

zadać sobie wiele trudu

to be in a spot of bother

być w kłopocie

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

I seldom bother to search for a newspaper or a piece of towelling.

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He also wrote that all the fuss and bother are spent over one minor gag that wears awfully thin before the finish.

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I do not bother putting clothes on the washing line now because they would just get dirty.

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While we have long since learned to use moisturiser and sunscreen on our faces and decolletage, most of us don't bother with our hands.

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The message was: don't bother us with your problems, work them out yourselves.

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Companies that are happy with a commodity business (think of companies selling raw materials like mining, metals, and petroleum) need not bother with open services innovation.

www.fastcompany.com

He has a notoriously quick temper and is prone to snapping at others, including overzealous fans who bother him on the streets.

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They are probably too tired or have been burned too many times by cheap travelers who do not bother to shell out a buck.

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The bizarre concept of delivering a ventriloquist act, a visual humour, by radio, an audio medium, never seemed to bother anyone at the time, however.

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It didn't bother me to rat on girls who hit each other or vandalized school property.

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