Take trouble over/with something
phrase
To spend time and effort on something to ensure it is done well or correctly.
She always takes trouble over her homework, making sure every answer is correct.

Often appears as...
- take trouble over work
- take trouble over details
phrase
To spend time and effort on something to ensure it is done well or correctly.
She always takes trouble over her homework, making sure every answer is correct.

Often appears as...
- take trouble over work
- take trouble over details
Definition 1 of 1

Positive Connotation
This phrase often implies that extra care is admirable or praiseworthy.

He takes great trouble with his artisanal crafts to ensure high quality.
Attention to Detail
Use it when someone is being very careful and precise about small elements.

The chef took trouble over the presentation of each dish.
Time Commitment
It suggests that a significant amount of time is dedicated to a task.

She took trouble over the wedding plans for months.
Positive Connotation
This phrase often implies that extra care is admirable or praiseworthy.

He takes great trouble with his artisanal crafts to ensure high quality.
Attention to Detail
Use it when someone is being very careful and precise about small elements.

The chef took trouble over the presentation of each dish.
Time Commitment
It suggests that a significant amount of time is dedicated to a task.

She took trouble over the wedding plans for months.
Positive Connotation
This phrase often implies that extra care is admirable or praiseworthy.

He takes great trouble with his artisanal crafts to ensure high quality.
Attention to Detail
Use it when someone is being very careful and precise about small elements.

The chef took trouble over the presentation of each dish.
Time Commitment
It suggests that a significant amount of time is dedicated to a task.

She took trouble over the wedding plans for months.
WordUp Chrome Extension
As you browse the web instantly look up words you don’t know.
Get Chrome Extension