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1 troubles flared
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2 troubles flared
Общая лексика: возникли беспорядки, вспыхнули беспорядки, произошли беспорядки -
3 troubles broke out
= troubles flared, = troubles erupted возникли беспорядки, вспыхнули беспорядки, произошли беспорядки -
4 trouble
n1) затруднение; проблема; беда; неприятность2) беспокойство; волнение3) повреждение; нарушение; перебой ( в работе); неисправность; авария4) pl волнения, беспорядки•to cause / to create trouble — вызывать / провоцировать беспорядки
to overcome one's troubles — справляться со своими трудностями
to run into serious trouble — сталкиваться с серьезными трудностями / неприятностями
- economic troublesto stir up trouble — разжигать волнения, подстрекать к беспорядкам
- ethnic troubles
- financial trouble
- internal troubles
- labor troubles
- our economic troubles continue to resist solution
- potential troubles
- troubles are worsening
- troubles broke out
- troubles erupted
- troubles flared
- troubles have been brewing for several days
- troubles have been simmering for some time
- troubles spread to the port
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