1.
troublemaker; person who causes problems
A person who habitually causes problems, disruptions, or conflicts in a group or situation.
Directly from English "troublemaker." Well-established in Japanese and understood by all ages. Used in casual conversation to describe someone who repeatedly causes problems, whether intentionally or not.
Common collocations
- トラブルメーカーとして知られる: to be known as a troublemaker
- トラブルメーカーがいる: there is a troublemaker
- トラブルメーカー扱いされる: to be treated as a troublemaker
Similar words
- 問題児: problem child — used for children or younger people who cause trouble
- 厄介者: nuisance, burden — someone who causes trouble and inconvenience
- トラブル: trouble — the problems themselves, not the person
Related Words
Related:
トラブル (trouble)