| Collocation | Cause trouble for someone/something |
|---|---|
| Type | Verb + Noun |
| Examples | to create problems, worries, or difficulties for somebody or something. / The floods have been causing trouble all over the village, especially for farmers. / If you let her be with you, she may cause a lot of trouble for you. |
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