hassle

• Substantiv, das eine lästige, ärgerliche oder mühsame Situation, Angelegenheit oder Auseinandersetzung bezeichnet.

A noun referring to an angry disturbance or disorderly fighting, often implying a troublesome or irritating situation.

1. Angry disturbanceB2informal

   A situation involving argument, disagreement, or angry commotion.

   Auseinandersetzung

   • There was a hassle at the bar last night over a spilled drink.
   • The meeting turned into a hassle when tempers flared.
   • He got into a hassle with his neighbor about the parking spot.

   Synonymealtercationargumentcommotionconfrontationdisagreementfracasquarrelrowrun-insquabble

2. Disorderly fightingB2informal

   A physical or verbal conflict that is chaotic and disruptive.

   Handgemenge

   • The protest ended in a hassle between the two groups.
   • A hassle broke out in the crowd after the controversial decision.
   • The police were called to break up the hassle in the street.

   Synonymealtercationbrawlfightfracasmeleequarrelrowscuffleskirmishtussle

3. Inconvenience or troubleB1informal

   An annoying or time-consuming situation that causes difficulty.

   Ärger, Umstände

   • It's such a hassle to renew my passport.
   • Dealing with the broken printer was a real hassle.
   • I don't want to go through the hassle of returning this item.

   Synonymeaggravationannoyancebotherbotherationdifficultydraginconvenienceirritationnuisanceordealpainpestproblemtrouble

   Antonymeconvenienceeasefacilitypleasure

• Jemanden bedrängen, belästigen oder ihm Schwierigkeiten bereiten, oft durch wiederholte Forderungen oder Störungen.

A verb used to indicate the act of pestering, annoying, or causing trouble for someone, often through persistent demands or interruptions.

1. Annoy or pesterB2informal

   To bother or annoy someone repeatedly, often with requests or demands.

   Belästigen oder bedrängen

   • The salesman kept hassling me to buy a new phone.
   • Stop hassling your sister about her homework.
   • He was hassled by reporters as he left the courthouse.

   Synonymeannoybadgerbotherharassharrynagpesterplaguetorment

   Antonymeassistcomforthelppleasesoothe