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Meanings of hassle in English
Synonyms
Examples for "scuffle"
Examples for "scuffle"
1
He said the service station attendant witnessed the scuffle and phoned triple-0.
2
Behind me, there's the sound of a scuffle, but I don't stop.
3
He hurt nobody in the scuffle; he was thinking of his dinner.'
4
As part of the ongoing scuffle, weapons were drawn on either side.
5
They had a scuffle in the shrubbery, and the tramp got away.
1
But the tussle for the sixth seat made the result highly unpredictable.
2
Of course, that means the parting tussle between Quince and the wrangler.
3
And at length the Merrimac gave up the tussle, and sailed away.
4
Oklahoma governor Mary Fallin, shown here, steps into legal tussle over executions.
5
Rosalind grimaced down at her skirt, ripped during a tussle for freedom.
1
What had earlier been a foregone conclusion had descended into a dogfight.
2
Mazer quickly put on his helmet and zoomed in, following the dogfight.
3
He didn't disappoint and sought to draw his opponent into a dogfight.
4
But he also admits there are ups and downs to the dogfight.
5
When you're in a relegation dogfight you've got to fight like dogs.
1
So much about this young, rough-and-tumble country reminded me of my own.
2
It also kept him attuned to the rough-and-tumble of the criminal marketplace.
3
Even when these were prohibited the game was of a rough-and-tumble variety.
4
The rough-and-tumble aspect of playing with colour is not for shrinking violets.
5
But Patsy was a rushing, rough-and-tumble saloon-fighter, while Watson was a boxer.
Usage of hassle in English
1
Winner: Virtual Boy Writing Columns iPad: Possible, but kind of a hassle.
2
It's just way too detail oriented and too much of a hassle.
3
But in general that's just too much hassle in an urbanised society.
4
Families might well wonder if it is worth the hassle next time.
5
Months of planning and hassle for a few minutes before a preacher.
6
Technological advancements have left customers expecting a hassle-free and quick payment experience.
7
Or they could just save a lot of hassle and plant crops.
8
If you've got a hassle that needs solving, send it my way.
9
The time and hassle involved in getting the window repaired - i.e.
10
I know it's a hassle to cab all the way out here.
11
We would like to make it as stress- and hassle-free as possible.
12
After the hassle of driving across the border or an international flight.
13
I came to avoid the inevitable hassle of getting penalised for complaining.
14
Software Restriction Policies could be a hassle to implement and maintain effectively.
15
She said it wa a hassle for those caught up in it.
16
We have one fireplace which we rarely use due to the hassle.
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Translations for hassle
Hassle through the time
Hassle across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
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