be in a spot of bother



be in a spot of bother

To be in a position of trouble, danger, difficulty, or unpleasantness, usually one which is not severe. I am in a spot of bother with this essay. I just can't seem to get the first paragraph right. He's been in a spot of bother ever since his business partner ran off with the pension funds.
See also: bother, of, spot

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Odette[əu'det]
GeffreyJEF-reeEnglish (Rare)
Kathy['kæθi]
Ricardoree-KAHR-do (Spanish)Spanish, Portuguese
Eder (1)-Biblical
Odello-DELEnglish