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Take the trouble to do something

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Positive Connotation

Using this phrase often shows you appreciate someone's extra effort.

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I took the trouble to choose a thoughtful gift for her birthday.
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Cultural Appreciation

This phrase can express respect for someone's customs or traditions.

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He took the trouble to learn the local language before traveling.
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Gesture of Care

It often indicates a personal touch or show of care in one's actions.

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The chef took the trouble to prepare a dish accommodating my dietary restrictions.
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