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not worth the trouble - перевод на итальянский

AMERICAN MUSICIAN

Billy Worth Briggs; Billy Worth Briggs III; Trouble in the Henhouse; Trouble in the henhouse; Briggs Brothers Band; Briggs brothers band

not worth the trouble

non vale il fastidio

Fort Worth

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CITY IN TEXAS, UNITED STATES

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Forte Worth (città nel sud degli Stati Uniti)

not worth a fig

2009 FILM BY SELDA ÇIÇEK

Not Worth A Fig

non vale niente, non vale un fico secco

Определение

trouble

I

n.

1) to cause, make, start, stir up trouble

2) to invite, look for trouble

3) to have trouble (she had a lot of trouble with her back)

4) to go to trouble (they went to a great deal of trouble to arrange the interview)

5) to get (smb.) into trouble (we got into trouble during our trip; she got herself into serious trouble with the police; they got me into trouble at school)

6) to take the trouble to do smt. (I took the trouble to check on her story)

7) to get (smb.) out of trouble (I got out of trouble; she got herself out of trouble; they got him out of trouble)

8) to avoid, steer clear of trouble

9) real, serious trouble

10) back; engine; heart trouble (to develop engine trouble)

11) trouble is brewing

12) trouble blows over

13) trouble about, over; with (we had trouble with our neighbors over the noise that they were making)

14) a bit of trouble

15) no trouble to + inf. (it's no trouble to call them)

16) in trouble (with) (they were in trouble; he was in trouble with the police)

17) out of trouble (to keep out of trouble)

18) (misc.) to put smb. to a lot of trouble; it is not worth the trouble; sending a telegram will save you the trouble of making a second trip; she has trouble going up steps; he had no trouble memorizing the material for the test

II

v.

1) (d; refl., tr.) to trouble about (don't trouble yourself about the arrangements)

2) (colloq.) (E; in neg. sentences) she didn't even trouble to lock the door

3) (colloq.) (H; in interrogative sentences; no passive) could I trouble you to open the window.

4) (R) it troubled me to read that no negotiations were scheduled; it troubled us that they did not write of their plans

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Википедия

Billy Briggs

Billy Worth Briggs III (born June 8, 1977 in Lubbock, Texas, United States) is an American independent musician and songwriter residing in McKinney, Texas. He has written numerous songs.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Billy Briggs

Примеры употребления для not worth the trouble

1. Campaign strategists and campaign finance analysts say they can imagine the new crop of presidential candidates concluding that the entire government handout is not worth the trouble.

2. But he became a victim of the demons within — success, talent, pressure, ego, an indulgent captain — to the extent that, when Greg Chappell took the reins, Yuvraj was almost not worth the trouble.

3. I do not understand this, but I have come to accept it. Íĺđâ$'; äîđîćĺ (it‘s not worth the trouble, literally "your nerves are worth more") says my tax guy, and I believe him.

4. But some say it could have unintended consequences for frequent–flier presidential candidates and lawmakers considering travel to unglamorous but educational locales, who may find complying with the new rules not worth the trouble.

5. Nowadays, experts think that our fears over the possible contamination of groundwater were exaggerated, and that it was not worth the trouble of installing a "cushion" [concrete slab] underneath the reactor.