Examples of using Having trouble in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
I was having trouble.
Having trouble sleeping, Inspector?
My memories. Having trouble.
And having trouble getting in to see a doctor.
I mean, I-I-I'm having trouble focusing.
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I'm having trouble maintaining altitude. Next!
Maintaining altitude. I'm having trouble.
The baby's having trouble breathing.
Having trouble Julie, meanwhile, getting far enough forward.
This one's having trouble breathing!
Having trouble getting the CTU comm protocols to work.
She started having trouble talking.
And having trouble with the horse, I… I noticed the lad riding across the field, sir… which was playing up a bit.
Listen, um, she started having trouble talking.
I'm having trouble believing this.- I'm sorry.
How long you been having trouble with this?
Lion George Bonham paints a cane white with a wide red band to aid the visually impaired after he witnesses a blind man having trouble crossing the street.
Miss Cece's having trouble breathing.
Aliens? Am I the only one having trouble saying?
My wife's having trouble getting into the house.
No, sir. Agent Mulder told me he was having trouble sleeping.
Hey, you having trouble sleeping?
Right. The driver was having trouble breathing.
In fact, not having trouble with smell is often enough to rule out the disease.
What happened?- He started having trouble breathing.
I have been having trouble with this whole pecking order of things.
I noticed the lad riding across the field, sir and having trouble with the horse, which was playing up.
She was having trouble breathing?
That's right, and that's why you're having trouble writing the last 12 minutes.
If you're having trouble, just call us! Guys!