英语词汇“hassle”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

hassle

/ˈhas(ə)l

informal

noun [mass noun]

1Irritating inconvenience: the hassle of child care [count noun]: travelling can be a hassle...

‘It's caused a lot of inconvenience and hassle but it's not going to affect our business,’ he said.
I've talked one-on-one with quite a few customers, so I know this caused some of you considerable hassle and inconvenience.
Couples can resolve the problems of divorcing without becoming involved in the stress, hassle and financial cost of a court settlement.

Synonyms

inconvenience, bother, nuisance, problem, struggle, difficulty, annoyance, irritation, thorn in one's flesh/side, bane of one's life;

trials and tribulations, fuss, trouble

informal aggravation, aggro, stress, headache, pain, pain in the neck/backside

North American informal pain in the butt

British vulgar slang pain in the arse

1.1Deliberate harassment: when I told them I would not work on Sundays I got hassle...

We have to pick our way to sanity through a cacophony of pressure and hassle which are not the product of any one moment in time but of the times in which we live.
But misunderstandings and mistrust do exist, and some have resulted in hassle and harassment.
After it was discovered that I was a Christian, I was subjected to hassle and harassment on a daily basis and management would not do anything about it.

1.2 [count noun] North American A disagreement or quarrel: an election-year hassle with farmers

Synonyms

disagreement, quarrel, argument, dispute, altercation, squabble, wrangle, shouting match, difference of opinion, contretemps, falling-out, war of words;

fight, tussle, struggle, fracas, free-for-all, brawl;

Irish, North American, & Australian donnybrook

informal tiff, set-to, run-in, spat, scrap, dust-up

British informal row, barney, slanging match, ding-dong, bust-up, bit of argy-bargy, ruck

Scottish informal rammy

North American informal rhubarb

archaic broil, miff

Scottish archaic threap, collieshangie

verb [with object]

Harass; pester: you want to sit and relax and not get hassled...

Sure they were bothered by the state police and hassled by the communist militia, but that just spiced up the spirit of adventure.
My dad is hassling me because I never return his calls.
I'll just keep calling you and hassling you until you do…

Synonyms

harass, pester, nag, go on at, keep on at, keep after, badger, hound, harry, harp on at, chivvy, trouble, bother, worry, torment, annoy, plague, bedevil, persecute

informal bug, give someone a hard time, get in someone's hair, get on someone's case, get on someone's back, breathe down someone's neck

Northern English mither

North American informal devil, ride

Australian/New Zealand informal heavy

rare discommode

harassed, stressed, stressed out, harried, frayed, hard-pressed, agitated, flustered, beleaguered, hounded, plagued, bothered, troubled, distressed, beset, hag-ridden, tormented;

under stress, under pressure, at the end of one's tether, with one's back up against the wall;

North American at the end of one's rope

informal up against it, in a state, hot and bothered

British informal under the cosh, stressy

Origin

Late 19th century (originally dialect in the sense 'hack or saw at'): of unknown origin, perhaps a blend of haggle and tussle.

This was originally a dialect word in the sense ‘hack or saw at’. The origin is unknown but it may be a blend of haggle (LME from an Old Norse word for ‘hack, mangle’) and tussle (LME, probably the same word as tousle, of Germanic origin).

单词	hassle
释义	hassle /ˈhas(ə)l / informal noun [mass noun] 1Irritating inconvenience: the hassle of child care [count noun]: travelling can be a hassle... ‘It's caused a lot of inconvenience and hassle but it's not going to affect our business,’ he said. I've talked one-on-one with quite a few customers, so I know this caused some of you considerable hassle and inconvenience. Couples can resolve the problems of divorcing without becoming involved in the stress, hassle and financial cost of a court settlement. Synonyms inconvenience, bother, nuisance, problem, struggle, difficulty, annoyance, irritation, thorn in one's flesh/side, bane of one's life; trials and tribulations, fuss, trouble informal aggravation, aggro, stress, headache, pain, pain in the neck/backside North American informal pain in the butt British vulgar slang pain in the arse 1.1Deliberate harassment: when I told them I would not work on Sundays I got hassle... We have to pick our way to sanity through a cacophony of pressure and hassle which are not the product of any one moment in time but of the times in which we live. But misunderstandings and mistrust do exist, and some have resulted in hassle and harassment. After it was discovered that I was a Christian, I was subjected to hassle and harassment on a daily basis and management would not do anything about it. 1.2 [count noun] North American A disagreement or quarrel: an election-year hassle with farmers Synonyms disagreement, quarrel, argument, dispute, altercation, squabble, wrangle, shouting match, difference of opinion, contretemps, falling-out, war of words; fight, tussle, struggle, fracas, free-for-all, brawl; Irish, North American, & Australian donnybrook informal tiff, set-to, run-in, spat, scrap, dust-up British informal row, barney, slanging match, ding-dong, bust-up, bit of argy-bargy, ruck Scottish informal rammy North American informal rhubarb archaic broil, miff Scottish archaic threap, collieshangie verb [with object] Harass; pester: you want to sit and relax and not get hassled... Sure they were bothered by the state police and hassled by the communist militia, but that just spiced up the spirit of adventure. My dad is hassling me because I never return his calls. I'll just keep calling you and hassling you until you do… Synonyms harass, pester, nag, go on at, keep on at, keep after, badger, hound, harry, harp on at, chivvy, trouble, bother, worry, torment, annoy, plague, bedevil, persecute informal bug, give someone a hard time, get in someone's hair, get on someone's case, get on someone's back, breathe down someone's neck Northern English mither North American informal devil, ride Australian/New Zealand informal heavy rare discommode harassed, stressed, stressed out, harried, frayed, hard-pressed, agitated, flustered, beleaguered, hounded, plagued, bothered, troubled, distressed, beset, hag-ridden, tormented; under stress, under pressure, at the end of one's tether, with one's back up against the wall; North American at the end of one's rope informal up against it, in a state, hot and bothered British informal under the cosh, stressy Origin Late 19th century (originally dialect in the sense 'hack or saw at'): of unknown origin, perhaps a blend of haggle and tussle. This was originally a dialect word in the sense ‘hack or saw at’. The origin is unknown but it may be a blend of haggle (LME from an Old Norse word for ‘hack, mangle’) and tussle (LME, probably the same word as tousle, of Germanic origin). Rhymes Kassel, passel, tassel, vassal
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