No. 1,641 in German
ärger
Annoyance, anger, trouble.
In a sentence
Ich habe großen Ärger mit meinem Chef.
I have great trouble with my boss.
Here, 'ärger' is used to mean 'trouble' or 'issues', commonly in a professional or personal conflict scenario.
Die Kinder machten viel Ärger zu Hause.
The children caused a lot of trouble at home.
In this sentence, 'ärger' refers to disturbances or problems caused by someone's actions.
Sein unhöfliches Verhalten verursachte Ärger bei den Gästen.
His rude behavior caused anger among the guests.
Here, 'ärger' conveys a sense of anger or dissatisfaction caused by an action.
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