をぼす【るいをおよぼす】

    expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.); Godan verb with 'su' ending
  1. to cause trouble (for); to have a harmful effect (on); to involve (someone) in trouble
Forms
  • をぼす【るいをおよぼす】
  • るいをおよぼす
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. to cause trouble (for)
    2. This phrase is used when referring to the act of causing problems or difficulties to someone else, often unintentionally.
    His tardiness caused trouble for me.
    Mother's illness has a harmful effect on the entire family.
  2. to have a harmful effect (on)
    3. This usage indicates that something negatively impacts a situation, person, or environment, suggesting an adverse influence.
    Environmental pollution has a harmful effect on health.
    His actions are having a harmful effect on the team's morale.
  3. to involve (someone) in trouble
    4. This meaning conveys the idea of implicating someone in a difficult situation, suggesting that they are dragged into circumstances beyond their control.
    He was arrested along with his friend and was involved in trouble despite being innocent.
    That plan will involve everyone in trouble.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to cause trouble (for); to have a harmful effect (on); to involve (someone) in troubleto cause trouble for othersto have an influence (on)to have a harmful effect on societytrouble that causes problemsto involve oneself in troubleto have a negative effectto cause similar problemsto engage in wrongdoing that causes trouble
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