Bothers

Pronunciation: /ˈbɑːðər/

Bothers (verb)

  1. to make someone feel upset or annoyed
  2. to take the time to do something, often when it's not necessary

Examples

  • Loud noises can bother people trying to concentrate.
  • Does it bother you when the phone rings constantly?

Common collocations: bother someone, bother with details, bother to try, bother with chores, a real bother

Bothers (noun)

  1. a feeling of being annoyed or worried
  2. a situation that causes trouble or difficulty

Examples

  • His constant interruptions were a real bother.
  • The noise outside is such a bother.

Synonyms of Bothers

Neutral

Informal

Antonyms of Bothers

  • when referring to a state of peace
  • when referring to reducing irritation