for all one’s trouble



for (all) one’s trouble

phr. in spite of one’s efforts; in very poor payment for one’s efforts. He got a punch in the jaw for all his trouble.
See also: all, trouble

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
DmitriiDMEE-treeRussian
Zosimos-Ancient Greek
Aurelia[ɔ:'ri:ljə]
JohnJAHN (English)English, Biblical
DonalDO-nalIrish
Mirabelle-French (Rare), English (Rare)