troublesome in Japanese
troublesome in Japanese is 厄介, 迷惑, 面倒 — troublesome means causing repeated difficulty, worry, or annoyance.
troublesome in Japanese
厄介
Pronounced: yakkai
Causing trouble or anxiety.
迷惑
Pronounced: meiwaku
Causing trouble or anxiety.
面倒
Pronounced: mendō
Causing trouble or anxiety.
What does "troublesome" mean?
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adj Causing repeated difficulty, worry, or annoyance.
"The troublesome weeds kept growing back in the garden every week."
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troublesome in a sentence
- The troublesome weeds kept growing back in the garden every week.
- The troublesome printer jammed again halfway through the report.
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What is "troublesome" in Japanese?
"troublesome" in Japanese is 厄介, 迷惑, 面倒. troublesome means: Causing repeated difficulty, worry, or annoyance.
How do you pronounce 厄介?
"troublesome" in Japanese is 厄介, pronounced "yakkai".
How do you use "troublesome" in a sentence?
Example: "The troublesome weeds kept growing back in the garden every week." In Japanese, "troublesome" is 厄介, 迷惑, 面倒.
Are there other ways to say "troublesome" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "troublesome": 厄介, 迷惑, 面倒.
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