American English pronunciation
How to pronounce hassle
IPA transcription: ['hæsəl]
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Noun
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an angry disturbance
“he didn't want to make a fuss”
“they had labor trouble”
“a spot of bother”
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disorderly fighting
Verb
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annoy continually or chronically
“He is known to harry his staff when he is overworked”
“This man harasses his female co-workers”
Usage examples
- Noone is likely to hassle me too seriously in a bar full of people, so why don't you wait out here?
- Noone is likely to hassle me too seriously in a bar full of people, so why don't you wait out here?
- Noone is likely to hassle me too seriously in a bar full of people, so why don't you wait out here?
- Now you can enjoy sound in your computer without the hassle of the cables.
- Hassles can be overcome with some patience and a deep breath.
- Noone is likely to hassle me too seriously in a bar full of people, so why don't you wait out here?
- Noone is likely to hassle me too seriously in a bar full of people, so why don't you wait out here?
- The steamship owned by the Coast Survey was named the "Hassler".
- Going through customs is such a hassle.
- Noone is likely to hassle me too seriously in a bar full of people, so why don't you wait out here?