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"bothers" es la Present del verbo bother. Ver conjugación.

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bother

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molestar

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bother
[ˈbɒðə(r)]
sustantivo
1. problemas (mpl) dificultades (f pl) (trouble); molestia (f) (inconvenience)
  • to go to the bother of doing something -> tomarse la molestia de hacer algo
verbo transitivo
2. molestar (annoy)
  • my back's still bothering me -> todavía me molesta la espalda
  • I hate to bother you but… -> siento tener que molestarte pero…
3. (care about)
  • to be bothered about something -> estar preocupado(a) por algo
  • I can't be bothered (familiar) -> no tengo ganas, paso
  • I'm not bothered (familiar) -> me da igual
verbo intransitivo
4. preocuparse (care)(about por)
  • he didn't even bother to apologize -> ni siquiera se molestó en pedir disculpas
  • don't bother! -> no te molestes

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bother [bo-za
sustantivo
1. Aturullar, confundir, perturbar, enojar, aturdir con ruido; molestar (irritate), incomodar, jorobar, fastidiar (pester). (m)
  • Does my smoking bother you? -> ¿te molesta que fume
  • Sorry to bother you -> perdone (que le moleste)
  • What’s bothering you? -> ¿qué es lo que te preocupa
  • She’s very quiet, but don’t let it bother you -> es muy callada, no te inquietes por ello
  • Don’t bother writing a long letter -> no hace falta que escribas una carta larga (making effort)
  • I don’t bother cooking any more -> ya no me molesto en cocinar más
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
2. Molestarse (make effort). (n)
  • You shouldn’t have bothered -> no debiste haberte molestado
  • Why bother? -> ¿para qué molestarse
  • I don’t usually bother with lunch -> normalmente no como nada al mediodía
  • To bother about something/somebody -> preocuparse por algo/alguien (worry)
Preocupar (trouble).
sustantivo
1. Molestia (trouble), trabajo (work), problemas (problems).
  • It isn’t worth the no vale la pena -> (GB) (Coloq,) A spot of un problemita
  • If it isn’t too much of a bother for you -> si no es mucho problema o demasiada molestia para usted (nuisance)
interjección
1. (GB) Bother (it)!
, ¡maldito sea!

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bother [ˈbɒðəʳ]
noun
1 (nuisance) molestia (f); lata (informal) (f)
what a bother! ¡qué lata! (informal); it's such a bother to clean es una lata limpiarlo (informal); es muy incómodo limpiarlo
2 (problems) problemas (m)
I found the street without any bother encontré la calle sin problemas
Save yourself a lot of bother and have it done professionally
do you have much bother with your car? ¿tienes muchos problemas con el coche?; he had a spot of bother with the police tuvo un pequeño problema con la policía
3 (trouble) molestia (f)
it isn't any bother it's no bother no es ninguna molestia
I went to the bother of finding one me tomé la molestia de buscar uno
4 (Britain) (violence)
to go out looking for bother salir a buscar camorra (informal)
There was a spot of bother after the match, but nothing that the police couldn't handle
verb:transitive
1 (worry) preocupar; (annoy) molestar; fastidiar
does the noise bother you? ¿le molesta el ruido?; does it bother you if I smoke? ¿le molesta que fume?; his leg bothers him le duele la pierna; to bother o.s. about/with sth molestarse or preocuparse por algo
Don't bother yourself about the money, I'll collect it later It's quite unnecessary for you to bother yourself with complex arithmetic when you have better things to do
2 (inconvenience) molestar; (pester) dar la lata a (informal)
I don't like to bother him at this time of night I don't know why he bothers me with this kind of rubbish ...a neighbour who kept bothering her
I'm sorry to bother you perdona la molestia; don't bother me! ¡no me molestes!; ¡no fastidies!; ¡no me friegues! (informal); (LAm) please don't bother me about it now le ruego que no me moleste con eso ahora
verb:intransitive
(take trouble) tomarse la molestia;to do de hacer
to bother about/with molestarse or preocuparse por; don't bother no te molestes; no te preocupes; he didn't even bother to write ni siquiera se molestó en escribir
interjection
¡porras! (informal)

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Verb Conjugation for "bother" (go to molestar)

Imperative
  • bother
  • you bother
  • he/she bothers
  • we bother
  • you bother
  • they bother
Preterite
  • I bothered
  • you bothered
  • he/she bothered
  • we bothered
  • you bothered
  • they bothered
Present Continuous
  • I am bothering
  • you are bothering
  • he/she is bothering
  • we are bothering
  • you are bothering
  • they are bothering
Present Perfect
  • I have bothered
  • you have bothered
  • he/she has bothered
  • we have bothered
  • you have bothered
  • they have bothered
Past Continuous
  • I was bothering
  • you were bothering
  • he/she was bothering
  • we were bothering
  • you were bothering
  • they were bothering
Past Perfect
  • I had bothered
  • you had bothered
  • he/she had bothered
  • we had bothered
  • you had bothered
  • they had bothered
Future
  • I will bother
  • you will bother
  • he/she will bother
  • we will bother
  • you will bother
  • they will bother
Future Perfect
  • I will have bothered
  • you will have bothered
  • he/she will have bothered
  • we will have bothered
  • you will have bothered
  • they will have bothered
Future Continuous
  • I will be bothering
  • you will be bothering
  • he/she will be bothering
  • we will be bothering
  • you will be bothering
  • they will be bothering
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been bothering
  • you have been bothering
  • he/she has been bothering
  • we have been bothering
  • you have been bothering
  • they have been bothering
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been bothering
  • you will have been bothering
  • he/she will have been bothering
  • we will have been bothering
  • you will have been bothering
  • they will have been bothering
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been bothering
  • you had been bothering
  • he/she had been bothering
  • we had been bothering
  • you had been bothering
  • they had been bothering
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