Definition of First World problem in English:

First World problem

noun

informal

A relatively trivial or minor problem or frustration (implying a contrast with serious problems such as those that may be experienced in the developing world)
it's a First World problem, but still if you're staying at a 5-star resort you expect some decent service
Example sentencesExamples
- We take ourselves and our little first world problems too damned seriously.
- I don’t have to struggle with first world problems like finding a parking space right next to the entrance of the mall since the bus drops me off there anyway.
- Another one of those first world problems that would be laughed at by third world people mostly wanting a bowl of steamed rice to eat - their only meal for the day.
- I know, I know, it is a first world problem and I should just feel blessed for merely having two very dependable vehicles to get about in.
- Someone, somewhere, is playing the world’s smallest violin for my first-world problems.
- I will take a first world problem any day.
- A first world problem, sure ... But a problem nonetheless.
- It’s a first world problem to be sure, but that doesn’t make tangled headphone cords any less annoying.
- The inconvenience of being charged $99 a year to develop on Apple's top-end kit is a first-world problem if ever I heard one.
- These are more of my silly, silly first world problems.

Definition of First World problem in US English:

First World problem

noun

informal

A relatively trivial or minor problem or frustration (implying a contrast with serious problems such as those that may be experienced in the developing world)
it's a First World problem, but still if you're staying at a 5-star resort you expect some decent service
Example sentencesExamples
- A first world problem, sure ... But a problem nonetheless.
- I know, I know, it is a first world problem and I should just feel blessed for merely having two very dependable vehicles to get about in.
- I don’t have to struggle with first world problems like finding a parking space right next to the entrance of the mall since the bus drops me off there anyway.
- I will take a first world problem any day.
- Someone, somewhere, is playing the world’s smallest violin for my first-world problems.
- The inconvenience of being charged $99 a year to develop on Apple's top-end kit is a first-world problem if ever I heard one.
- It’s a first world problem to be sure, but that doesn’t make tangled headphone cords any less annoying.
- We take ourselves and our little first world problems too damned seriously.
- These are more of my silly, silly first world problems.
- Another one of those first world problems that would be laughed at by third world people mostly wanting a bowl of steamed rice to eat - their only meal for the day.

词汇	First World problem
释义	Definition of First World problem in English: First World problem noun informal A relatively trivial or minor problem or frustration (implying a contrast with serious problems such as those that may be experienced in the developing world) it's a First World problem, but still if you're staying at a 5-star resort you expect some decent service Example sentencesExamples We take ourselves and our little first world problems too damned seriously. I don’t have to struggle with first world problems like finding a parking space right next to the entrance of the mall since the bus drops me off there anyway. Another one of those first world problems that would be laughed at by third world people mostly wanting a bowl of steamed rice to eat - their only meal for the day. I know, I know, it is a first world problem and I should just feel blessed for merely having two very dependable vehicles to get about in. Someone, somewhere, is playing the world’s smallest violin for my first-world problems. I will take a first world problem any day. A first world problem, sure ... But a problem nonetheless. It’s a first world problem to be sure, but that doesn’t make tangled headphone cords any less annoying. The inconvenience of being charged $99 a year to develop on Apple's top-end kit is a first-world problem if ever I heard one. These are more of my silly, silly first world problems. Definition of First World problem in US English: First World problem noun informal A relatively trivial or minor problem or frustration (implying a contrast with serious problems such as those that may be experienced in the developing world) it's a First World problem, but still if you're staying at a 5-star resort you expect some decent service Example sentencesExamples A first world problem, sure ... But a problem nonetheless. I know, I know, it is a first world problem and I should just feel blessed for merely having two very dependable vehicles to get about in. I don’t have to struggle with first world problems like finding a parking space right next to the entrance of the mall since the bus drops me off there anyway. I will take a first world problem any day. Someone, somewhere, is playing the world’s smallest violin for my first-world problems. The inconvenience of being charged $99 a year to develop on Apple's top-end kit is a first-world problem if ever I heard one. It’s a first world problem to be sure, but that doesn’t make tangled headphone cords any less annoying. We take ourselves and our little first world problems too damned seriously. These are more of my silly, silly first world problems. Another one of those first world problems that would be laughed at by third world people mostly wanting a bowl of steamed rice to eat - their only meal for the day.
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