hassled

UK
/ˈhæs.əld/
US
/ˈhæs.əld/

Translations

hassledadjective
more hassled
Comp.
most hassled
Super.
UK
/ˈhæsl̩d/
US
/ˈhæsl̩d/
After a long day at work, she felt hassled and exhausted.
После долгого рабочего дня она чувствовала себя измученной и уставшей.
He looked hassled as he tried to finish all his tasks before the deadline.
Он выглядел загнанным, пытаясь закончить все свои задачи до крайнего срока.
hassledpast participle
UK
/ˈhæs.əld/
US
/ˈhæs.əld/
Functions as the past-participle form of the verb “hassle” used adjectivally.
hassleverb

hassled

Past Simple

hassled
Past Simple
hassled
Past Participle
hassling
Gerund
UK
/ˈhæs.əl/
US
/ˈhæs.əl/
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.

Definitions

hassledadjective
Feeling harassed or bothered due to persistent demands or stress.
After dealing with constant phone calls and emails, she felt completely hassled by the end of the day.
hassledpast participle
Subjected to hassle; feeling harassed or annoyed as a result of persistent demands.
He looked hassled after fielding questions from the reporters.
hassleverb
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.