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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
Inglés		Español
have trouble, have trouble doing [sth] vtr + n	(experience difficulty: doing [sth])	tener problemas loc verb
	I have trouble remembering passwords.
	Tengo problemas para recordar contraseñas.
		tener dificultad loc verb
	Tengo dificultad para recordar contraseñas.

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'have trouble' aparece también en las siguientes entradas:

Spanish:

hacerse un colocho - hacerse un ocho - resentir

Forum discussions with the word(s) "have trouble" in the title:

any family member have trouble with anesthesia
Caused more trouble than could have been forseen
Did you have any trouble finding us?
have (a big) trouble - grammar
have a great deal of trouble, be a great deal of trouble
have hard time or have trouble
have no trouble spotting him
have trouble doing X - grammar
have trouble/problem with my car
have trouble+ing / it takes ages - grammar
how little trouble we have
I ain't here for trouble, so have no fear.
I am afraid that he will have trouble making friends. - grammar
I have trouble...
might have trouble
Parents have been known to make a goood deal of trouble for teachers in such circumstances
To have no trouble on...
To have trouble doing something
You can imagine the trouble I'm going to have in that class.
You can see where he'd have trouble
You have saved me the trouble
you miss what you have gone to all that trouble to plan - grammar
You shouldn’t have gone to so much trouble
----, why don’t we all have serious trouble with our body - English Only forum
[reply to] If you have any trouble, be sure to call me. - English Only forum
After I've stayed out too late, I have trouble getting up early. - English Only forum
Children who grow up in big cities often have trouble connecting to nature - English Only forum
Conditional (3): If I <had known, knew> he was in trouble, I would have helped. - English Only forum
conversation should be so arranged as that they may have the trouble of saying as little as possible - English Only forum
Do you have trouble feeling loved ...? - English Only forum
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