bother
simple noun14 collocationsAvg. frequency: 6.6
no bother8.5
used to say that something is not a problem or is easy to do
a large amount of trouble
a small amount of trouble
a small amount of trouble
a small amount of trouble (informal)
bother to8.0
used after 'no' to indicate that something is not an inconvenience (e.g., 'it's no bother to me')
bother with7.5
to have a small problem or difficulty with something
without any difficulty or trouble
to make the effort to do something, often something difficult or inconvenient
to prevent someone from having to do something difficult or annoying
cause bother6.5
to create problems or trouble
to cause someone problems or trouble
have bother6.0
to experience trouble or difficulty
to cause someone inconvenience