trouble-free
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1. trouble-free - Adjective
2. trouble-free - Adjective Satellite
Meaning
without problems or difficulties
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NASA reported a trouble-free launch
After the five-month, trouble-free mission was accomplished, Frémont wrote his government reports.
Harley ch.2 His period at Lincoln was not entirely trouble-free, for on 19 November 1569 the Dean and Chapter cited him for 'certain matters alleged against him' as the result of which his salary was suspended.
Based on these calculations, the AI evaluates what amount of energy it can sell or what amount must be purchased to ensure a trouble-free operation of the delivery point.
Only Goodyear tires are Turnpike-Proved-for extra safety and more trouble-free mileage anywhere.
He said the Police Command, which had declared zero tolerance for electoral malpractices, had eyes on the various spots and would deploy an efficient security structure to ensure trouble-free polls.