こま
Meanings
Verb (5-dan, る, intransitive)
1. to be troubled; to have difficulty; to be in a fix; to be at a loss; to be stumped; to be embarrassed
2. to be bothered; to be inconvenienced; to be annoyed
3. to be badly off; to be hard up; to be in straitened circumstances
Kanji used
distressed
Pitch accent
Top 300
Used in vocabulary (1 in total)
Examples (41 in total)
I'm in trouble now.
I don't want to bother her.
I am in trouble.
Tom is in trouble.
I was at a loss for words.
You're in trouble with her.
He seems to be in trouble.
Don't laugh at a person in trouble.
Stop bothering me.
He is in need of money.
I am in financial difficulties.
Recently he bothers me.
Another problem has arisen.
She is annoyed at his ignorance.
I am annoyed by his carelessness.
She was in trouble because she lost her passport.
He's been having trouble with back pain for years.
I'll help you if you're in trouble.
We should help people in need.
They are in trouble. Can you help them?
I can't forsake a friend in trouble.
She looked troubled by the news.
I wonder if he will stand by me when I am in trouble.
I can't make out why he is so much troubled.
He is greatly troubled about that job.
When you're in trouble, you can count on me.
My brother still stands by me whenever I'm in trouble.
The money should be distributed to those in need.
I always rely on him in times of trouble.
Having studied Japanese, Jenny had no trouble in Japan.
When you are in trouble, you can count on me.
Even if he is in trouble, Mac is always optimistic.
He seemed quite puzzled how to answer the question.
He went out of his way to help me when I was in trouble.
The man helped me when I was in trouble.
My uncle gave me some good advice when I was in trouble.
She seems to be in trouble. Tell her what to do.
John used to stand by me whenever I was in trouble.
If our neighbors around the world are in need, let's lend a helping hand.
She was careless with money, so now she's in trouble financially.
When he is in trouble, he always turns to his sister for help.