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| 61. | He is a troublesome child. |
| 他是一个令人头痛的孩子。 |
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| 62. | disembarress oneself from troublesome trivalities |
| 摆脱令人烦脑的琐事 |
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| 63. | This naughty boy is really troublesome. |
| 这个淘气的男孩子真是惹人烦。 |
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| 64. | Troublesome to deal with; contrary. |
| 难对付的；乖戾的 |
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| 65. | Formidable or troublesome person or thing |
| 令人惧怕或讨厌的人或事物 |
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| 66. | with medical prescriptions say they fear side effects while another20 percent find taking drugs too troublesome |
| 的患者不肯遵医嘱，他们称害怕副作用，而另外20%患者认为服药太麻烦。 |
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| 67. | Looking at it, this kind of appellation in China is a bit troublesome, but it hidden a rich and special |
| 看起来﹐中国的这些称谓是有点儿麻烦﹐但其中蕴涵着丰富而特殊的文化意义。 |
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| 68. | My cough is rather troublesome today. |
| 我今天咳嗽得很难受. |
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| 69. | account should we complain that there are too many people, that others are backward, that things are troublesome |
| 决不可以嫌人多，嫌人落后，嫌事情麻烦难办，推出门外了事。 |
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| 70. | A troublesome situation has grown up. |
| 出现了使人感到棘手的局面。 |
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