bothered

Describes a state of being worried, annoyed, or concerned about something.

ruОписывает состояние беспокойства, раздражения или озабоченности чем-либо.esDescribe un estado de preocupación, molestia o inquietud por algo.frDécrit un état de préoccupation, d'agacement ou d'inquiétude à propos de quelque chose.deBeschreibt einen Zustand der Unruhe, Verärgerung oder Sorge wegen etwas; oft auch im Sinne von 'sich die Mühe machen' oder 'gestört'.ptDescreve o estado de quem está incomodado, irritado ou preocupado com algo.zh形容因某事而感到烦恼、不安、担心或被打扰的状态。arيصف حالة القلق أو الانزعاج أو الاهتمام المفرط بشيء ما.

1. Troubled or worried B1 informal

   Feeling disturbed, anxious, or concerned about something.

   • She looked bothered by the news.
   • He was bothered by the constant noise from the street.
   • Don't be bothered about the small mistakes.

   ruВстревоженныйespreocupado, inquietofrêtre préoccupé / inquietdeBeunruhigtptIncomodadozh烦恼的arقلق

   Sinônimos: agitatedanxiousconcerneddisturbedperturbedtroubleduneasyupsetvexedworried

   Antônimos: calmcarefreeunconcerneduntroubled

2. Annoyed or irritated B1 informal

   Feeling slightly angry or impatient because of something unpleasant.

   • I'm bothered by his rude comments.
   • She was bothered that he didn't call.
   • The delay really bothered him.

   ruРаздражённыйesMolesto o irritadofrcontrarié, agacédeVerärgertptIrritadozh恼火arمنزعج

   Sinônimos: aggravatedannoyedirritatedmiffednettledpeevedruffledvexed

   Antônimos: calmcomposedunconcernedunperturbeduntroubled

• more bothered comparative form
• most bothered superlative form

A verb used to indicate the act of taking the trouble to do something, or to cause annoyance, worry, or inconvenience to someone.

ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия, связанного с приложением усилий для выполнения чего-либо, или причинения кому-либо раздражения, беспокойства или неудобства.esVerbo que se usa para indicar la acción de molestarse o tomarse la molestia de hacer algo, o de causar a alguien irritación, preocupación o incomodidad.frVerbe indiquant l'action de faire un effort pour accomplir quelque chose, ou de causer à quelqu'un de l'irritation, de l'inquiétude ou de l'inconvénient.deVerb, das ausdrückt, sich Mühe zu geben, etwas zu tun, oder jemandem Unannehmlichkeiten, Ärger oder Sorge zu bereiten.ptVerbo usado para indicar o ato de se esforçar para fazer algo, ou de causar incômodo, preocupação ou transtorno a alguém.zh动词，表示花费精力去做某事，或给某人带来烦扰、不安或不便。arفعل يُستخدم للدلالة على بذل جهد أو تكبُّد مشقة في فعل شيء ما، أو على إزعاج شخص أو إقلاقه أو إحداث ضيق أو inconvenience له.

1. Annoy or disturb A2 informal

   To cause someone to feel troubled, worried, or annoyed.

   • The noise from the construction site bothered me all day.
   • Don't bother your sister while she's studying.
   • It bothers me when people are late without calling.

   ruБеспокоитьesmolestar / fastidiarfrDéranger, ennuyerdeBelästigenptIncomodarzh打扰arالإزعاج والإقلاق

   Sinônimos: aggravateannoydisturbexasperateharassirkirritatenettleperturbpesterplaguetroubleupsetvexworry

   Antônimos: calmcomfortpleasesoothe

2. Make an effort B1 informal

   To take the time or trouble to do something.

   • He didn't even bother to say goodbye.
   • She bothered to learn the entire poem by heart.
   • Why bother going if you're not interested?

   ruУтруждать себяesTomarse la molestiafrSe donner la peinedeSich die Mühe machenptDar-se ao trabalhozh费心arتكبّد العناء

   Sinônimos: trouble

   Antônimos: ignoreneglectskip

3. Cause worry or concern B1 formal

   To cause someone to feel anxious or concerned about something.

   • The thought of the exam bothered him all week.
   • It bothers me that she hasn't called yet.
   • His health problems are beginning to bother him.

   ruБеспокоитьespreocuparfrinquiéterdeBeunruhigenptPreocuparzh使担心arأقلق

   Sinônimos: agitatealarmconcerndisquietdisturbperturbtroubleupsetworry

   Antônimos: calmcomfortconsolereassuresoothe

• bothered past participle
• bothered past simple
• bothering present participle
• bothers third person singular