Translation
the trouble, annoyance; anger
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Word origin
From Middle High German ergeren ("to make worse"), related to arg ("bad, evil").
- Origin
- Middle High German
- Root
- ergeren
Grammar
Examples
Vermieter.
She had a lot of trouble with her landlord.
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Don't get into trouble over that.
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That will only cause trouble if you're late.
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 6, lesson 11: Words 581-590.