“bother”可以造什么句，bother造句

So why bother with it?

Bing one of many doesn't bother her.

I can't bother him with my little affairs.

She is a teacher, while her bother is an engineer.

Don't write anything that will bother the censor.

It' s too much bother going there by a roundabout way.

Cats are less of a bother than dogs when they misbehave.

If everyone is familiar with data binding, then why bother with any definition and concept at all?

Spiders don't bother me, but if a wasp gets anywhere near me, I simply have to leave.

Farmers whose trees are teeming with weaver ants, however, do not need to bother with any of this.

And while people clamor for drugs that will cure their ailments, they often don't bother with vaccines — until, that is, a serious epidemic approaches.

But it didn't really seem to bother anyone but NBC, which has hardly taken its panoramic camera out of the box.

It accelerated to some foul language that always came before the word pig. And I tried to look like I took it all in stride and tried not to let it bother me, but it did.

Enthusiasts still clamor for the film cam, whose poor construction yields mysterious optical aberrations and sometimes doesn't even bother to keep images from seeping across the film's sprocket holes.

But neither did the giants bother the rich country of orchards below; perhaps from fear of the Norn, a strange old woman said to live on the mountain top and spin fates.

On the other hand, even though you know your house intimately, when you have to adjust the temperature setting on the water heater, you need to read the instructions—a world vector—because you didn’t bother to memorize them when you moved in.

You won't bother me, right?

There's nothing down there to bother you, there's no spiders.

Unlike optical systems, acoustic check systems can bother the passengers of a vehicle a lot.

But why bother when you can ride the Mummy Express instead?

Sorry to bother you at the dinner hour, Walter, but when I flip this light switch nothing happens.

This is the kind of experiment that demands extreme rigor and care, yet the authors don't even bother to describe the protocols used.

Kids are equally tuned into what they don't want. Why should they bother with something of little-to-no interest when they could have (or plead for) the thing they crave?

Since autumn, the first autumn rain, dripping and dripping of the day and night without heart and heart has been connected for three or four days, also do not bother, still continue to continue the patience of the tick tick, there is no point to stop the meaning.

Her baby sister bother her for candy.

Your luggage and clothes you can take care of 't bother me about them.

We found that only about 5% of the time did people bother to tell the kiosk that they took an accessory.

Tony Webster, a cautious, divorced man in his 60s who "had wanted life not to bother me too much, and had succeeded," receives an unexpected bequest from a woman he'd met only once, 40 years earlier.

Do not bother. It's all right as it be.

There are certain situations that make you more vulnerable to temptation than others. Some circumstances will cause you to stumble almost immediately, while others don't bother you much.

Didn't care what anyone thought, so sleeping with three people in a week, it didn't bother me.

Beauty with no bother.