Collocation
have trouble
to experience difficulty doing something
Definition
'have trouble' is a common English collocation. to experience difficulty doing something
have + trouble + (doing something / with something)
“I always have trouble remembering names.”
Examples
- I have trouble understanding him when he speaks so fast.
- She has trouble sleeping the night before exams.
- We had trouble finding parking near the station.
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- They often have trouble with their internet connection during storms.
- I am having trouble logging into my account right now.
- He had trouble staying calm during the argument.
- If you have trouble using the software, call the support team.
- After the surgery, she had trouble walking up the stairs for a few weeks.
- I have trouble concentrating when there is constant noise in the office.