Definition of trouble-free in US English:
trouble-free
adjectiveˌtrəblˈfrēˌtrəblˈfri
Not experiencing or causing any problems.
proper installation will ensure trouble-free performance
your life is trouble-free now that you've hit the big time
Example sentencesExamples
- Thanks to his equanimity and good sense, he had given France the most trouble-free regency in its history.
- Some of you will be blessed with trouble-free wisdom teeth.
- Follow these procedures, and you should find the gas fixtures in your home to be safe, convenient, and trouble-free.
- This is not to suggest that the relationship between state and capital is trouble-free.
- At first, olives were a trouble-free crop here.
- Make sure the current drive in your PC is trouble-free.
- Even for those scholars with a masterful knowledge of English, the situation is not completely trouble-free.
- They need reliable, trouble-free, long-blooming flowers; through experience, they've learned which plants meet those criteria.
- The euro has rallied strongly on the foreign exchange markets after investors took heart from its mostly trouble-free introduction as a cash currency.
- Fava beans are a tenacious and trouble-free crop that succeeds where the growing season is short and other beans fail.