a spot of bother
常见例句
- Japan's economy, too, seems to be in a spot of bother, with output falling in the second quarter according to figures released on September 10th.
日本的经济看起来也令人担心,在9月10日公布的数据中,第二季度的产出下降。 - As for America, the hope is that because it needs Turkey in Iraq and Afghanistan, it will put up with a spot of bother. Israel and Iran will severely test these theories.
而对于美国而言,由于在伊朗与阿富汗问题中土耳其具有的积极作用,可能会容忍土方带来的“小麻烦”,但这一观点能够延续多久,以色列与伊朗才是关键。 - When Sirena opened, there was a spot of bother with some extortionate bandits; now, says Mr. Novikov, Russia is “becoming more law-abiding” (even if the bureaucratic hurdles have increased).
当塞丽娜开张时,店里还会碰上一些敲诈勒索的麻烦;现在,诺维科夫说,俄罗斯已经“变得越来越奉公守法”(即使官僚主义壁垒增加了)。 - But NatWest, Britain's biggest bank by assets, is meanwhile facing a spot of bother.
ECONOMIST: Those two capitalisms, again - How ironic, then, that the Bank now finds itself in a spot of bother over its own budget.
ECONOMIST: World Bank - Amid the finger pointing and political posturing, the Obama administration seems to have missed a vital detail: The U.S. oil industry is in a spot of bother.
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