Have, etc. teething problems/troubles In english explanation

The meaning, explanation, definition and origin of the idiom/phrase "have, etc. teething problems/troubles", English Idiom Dictionary ( also found in Vietnamese )

Eudora Thao

2021-01-13 05:01

have teething problems , have teething troubles

Have, etc. teething problems/troubles British slang

Small issues that a business, product, system, etc. has at the outset

The engine has been running, despite a few teething issues.

I really hope your company can fix teething issues as soon as possible.

If I have teething issues with your new laptop, take it back to me and I will help you to fix it.

a hair in the butter

A problem or difficult circumstance

have a (heavy) cross to bear

To have to accept some troubles or worries that must be handled by oneself

that's the rub

That is the biggest or most difficult problem (with the situation being discussed)

bring something in its train

To cause something to happen, often a problem or issue

a firm hand on the tiller

Completely controlling over a scenario or situation.

As a part of growing up, kids suffer teething pains. Thus, when a new system is introduced, teething problems can be experienced.

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you'll catch your death (of cold)

Used to advise that someone should wear warm or dry clothes, otherwise he or she will catch a very bad cold

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"It's snowing outside, you'll catch your death of cold if you don't wear properly."

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