گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'hassle'

1 general:: hassle adjectives a real hassle (= used to emphasize that something is very annoying or causes a lot of problems ) • Carrying a heavy bag around all day is a real hassle. verbs have hassle (= experience problems ) • If we book now, we won’t have the hassle of picking up the tickets at the box office. give somebody hassle (= make someone experience problems ) • Did the teacher give you any hassle about that homework? avoid hassle • Many couples get married abroad to avoid the hassle and cost of a big wedding. phrases it’s not worth the hassle (= something is not worth doing because it involves a lot of problems ) • I’m not going to argue with him – it’s just not worth the hassle. take the hassle out of something (= remove the problems related to doing something ) • The internet takes all the hassle out of shopping. go through the hassle of doing something (= experience the problems of doing something ) • The shirt didn’t fit so I had to go through the hassle of taking it back to the shop.

2 general::   noun ADJ. legal They faced interminable legal hassles if they wanted to claim compensation. VERB + HASSLE get, have I started to get all this hassle from my boss about increasing productivity. | give sb He gave me so much hassle I decided it wasn't worth it. | save It saves a lot of hassle if you buy them by post. | be worth Camping holidays aren't really worth all the hassle. PREP. with no/without ~ She got the computer set up with no hassle at all. | ~ about/over I've had so much hassle over this business. PHRASES take the hassle out of sth Package holidays take all the hassle out of travel arrangements.