have a problem with something Definition

problem
noun

1. A situation or matter that is difficult to understand or deal with.

Example: a problem with the software
Example: He's got a drink problem
Thesaurus: predicament, difficulty, dilemma, complication, jam (slang), trouble, quandary, dispute, disagreement, no laughing matter.
2. Someone or something that is difficult to deal with.
3. A puzzle or mathematical question set for solving.

Thesaurus: puzzle, riddle, brain-teaser, poser, enigma, question.
4a. Said of a child, etc: difficult to deal with, especially in being disruptive or antisocial;

Thesaurus: difficult, unruly, uncontrollable, delinquent, froward, perverse, intractable, unmanageable, refractory; Antonym: manageable, well-behaved.
4b. Said of a play, etc: dealing with a moral or social problem.

Idiom: have a problem with something

To be unable or unwilling to associate with it or to understand it
Example: Do you have a problem with her gayness?

To be troubled by it.
Example: has a problem with gambling

Idiom: no problem

Said in response to a request, or to thanks: it's a pleasure, no trouble, etc.

Easily.
Example: found our way, no problem

Etymology: 14c: from Greek problema a thing put forward, from proballein to put forth.