Bother about Meaning in English
expression
ˈbɑðɝ/ /əˈbaʊt
BAH-thur uh-BOWT
bˈɒðɐ/ /ɐbˈaʊt
BOTH-uh uh-BOWT
التعريف
To worry about or pay attention to something, often something small or not very important.
الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة
Informal and common in British English. Often used in questions and negatives: "I don't bother about it" or "Why bother about it?" Similar to "worry about", but sometimes means to not care or to see something as not worth attention.
Spanish: preocuparse por - molestarse porPortuguese (BR): se incomodar com - se preocupar comPortuguese (PT): importar-se com - preocupar-se comChinese (Simplified): 在意 - 关心Chinese (Traditional): 在意 - 關心Hindi: चिंता करना - परेशान होनाArabic: ينشغل بـ - يهتم بـBengali: মাথা ঘামানো - চিন্তা করাRussian: заботиться о - волноваться оJapanese: 気にする - 気を遣うVietnamese: bận tâm về - lo lắng vềKorean: 신경 쓰다 - 걱정하다Turkish: umursamak - dert etmekUrdu: پروا کرنا - فکر کرناIndonesian: peduli tentang - memikirkan
جمل نموذجية
I don't bother about my appearance much.
basic
You shouldn't bother about what people say.
basic
He never bothers about being late.
basic
I try not to bother about little things anymore.
natural
Why bother about things you can't change?
natural
She doesn't bother about other people's opinions anymore.
natural