The word for a pedant who asks questions and objections and causes difficulty or a problem on insignificant matters is Troublemaker in Italian.Some possible English translations include Troublemaker, fault finder and picky.
Troublemaker is a combination of verbs plant (plant) and nouns money, which in addition to meaning ‘food‘Also a familiar saying’trouble‘ or ‘trouble‘.
Troublemaker is an invariant noun whose form does not change in either the feminine or the plural.
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A closely related idiomatic expression is grow a grain (literally to grow grain), which means make trouble.
Come on, stop making trouble! Don’t you have better things to do?
Come on, stop making trouble! Don’t you have better things to do?
some synonyms of Troublemaker include:
- pedantic = pedantic
- ass pain = neck pain (and the more vulgar Dragon skin dance and ass pain)
- pensive person = pedantic / narrow-minded person
- annoying = pest
