trouble

• lot of trouble

  HEARTS give a lot of trouble.

• have trouble

  Some foreign learners also have trouble with their aitches.

• only trouble

  The only trouble was, the whales sank when killed.

• out of trouble

  In spite of his vows to stay out of trouble he always managed to find it.

• trouble because

  he said alright, I, I, I was in trouble because I forgot where I hid them.

• trouble getting

  "Em-er-sorry, Mr Lee, I had trouble getting back my notes."

• trouble when

  ‘And there was a lot of trouble when I wanted to help the Vicar.

• real trouble

  And if it does that you're in real trouble.

• enough trouble

  ‘You have caused enough trouble.’

• deal of trouble

  It started with a piece of foolishness that could have got me into a deal of trouble had I not have had a wise check in time from the inspector.