hassle

UK
/ˈhæsl/
US
/ˈhæsl/
hasslesubstantiv
hassles
Pl.
UK
/ˈhæsl/
US
/ˈhæsl/
Übersetzungen
Moving to a new house can be a lot of hassle.
Переезд в новый дом может быть большим количеством хлопот.
I try to avoid the hassle of shopping during the holiday season.
Я стараюсь избегать суеты покупок в праздничный сезон.
Dealing with car repairs is always a hassle.
Разбираться с ремонтом машины всегда неприятность.
Definitionen
An irritating inconvenience or problem.
Dealing with the paperwork was a real hassle.
A heated argument or altercation, especially a minor one.
There was a bit of a hassle outside the club, but the bouncers broke it up quickly.
Aggressive pressure, harassment, or persistent unwanted attention.
Protesters complained about constant hassle from the security guards.
hassleverb
hassled
Präteritum
hassled
Partizip Perfekt
hassling
Gerundium
UK
/ˈhæs.əl/
US
/ˈhæs.əl/
Übersetzungen
He didn't want to hassle his friend with his problems.
Он не хотел докучать своему другу своими проблемами.
Stop hassling me about the chores!
Перестань надоедать мне по поводу домашних дел!
The salesman kept hassling us to buy the product.
Продавец продолжал приставать к нам, чтобы мы купили товар.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
To bother or annoy someone persistently.
Stop hassling me about the report; I'll finish it by tomorrow.
To argue or dispute aggressively.
The two vendors hassled over the price of the goods for hours.
To subject (someone) to aggressive pressure or intimidation.
The street vendors were hassled by the police until they packed up.
hassleadjektiv
Used attributively before another noun to indicate something involving inconvenience or trouble.
Definitionen
Relating to or involving inconvenience or trouble (used before a noun).
The hassle factor of commuting every day is exhausting.