bother · verb
Sens et exemples
Prendre le temps ou faire l'effort d'accomplir quelque chose.
He did not bother to read the instructions before using the machine.
Why bother cooking tonight when we have so much food left over?
She bothered to learn everyone's name, which made the new volunteers feel welcome.
Nobody had bothered to check whether the room was large enough.
Formes
- bother base form
- bothers third-person singular present
- bothered past tense; past participle
- bothering present participle