Hassleの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: it means irritating, a bother or a struggle

A: I think the most appropriate meaning of the word ''hassle'' is ''irritation'',''inconvenience''. Basically the author just didn't want to move the stuff because it bothers him.

A: It means that something is giving you a hard time.

Example:

"What a hassle walking my dog today was!"

A: There is another term respect the hustle. Doing what you have to do to get where you want when you’re backed into a corner.

A: Oh, it's just a fancy way of saying something is of great help to you or renders whatever you are doing less time-consuming/frustrating :)

"Hey, could you grab that over there for me to save me some hassle?" -- basically: help me by grabbing that over there, just for an example :D

A: It's a hassle to clean out the garage.
Putting up Christmas lights is such a hassle, I'm not even going to bother this year.

A: I have to hassle to get to my meeting on-time.

A: I don't want any hassles.

What a hassle!

It's a hassle trying to decide what to wear to the party.

Hope that helps!!

A: We won't hassle you if that's what you're worried about.
Sometimes, but it's a long way to a restaurant and a lot of hassle to go.

A: Hassle is like an annoying or bothersome task.
Exasperating means tiring.
Infuriating means it makes you frustrated and annoyed.
Annoying is like when a kid kicks the back of your seat on an airplane.

A: There really is do difference they mean the same exact thing but what makes them different is the grammar the first sentence has better grammar than the second sentence. But they do mean the exact same thing

A: annoying is something that irritates you in a way. a hassle is something that it's very hard to bear with. for example, waking up at 7am is a hassle because it's hard to wake up early, and your alarm is annoying because the sound of it irritates you 😊

A: bothersome is used more

A: "It's annoying to brush your teeth 3 times a day"
"annoying" is more commonly used word.

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A: "it's too much hassle to go to work tomorrow." (job used more in sentences like: I like my job, I got a job, my friend got a job)

A: Very natural. I think I've said this exact phrase before.

A: It sounds mostly natural! You could make it sound even more natural by saying: “Cooking every day is too much of a hassle for me.”

A: It's such a hassle.
It's a real hassle.

Yes, I use it often.