cause trouble (1)
This page is about the collocation cause trouble (1)
collocation pattern: verb + noun
Meaning
to create problems or difficulties for somebody or something
For example
- The floods are causing trouble all over the country, especially for farmers.
- Do you realize the sort of trouble this information could cause if it ever got out?
Related collocations include "cause problems" and "cause damage"
Contributor: Matt Errey