Molestia
pronunciation: moʊlestiɑ
part of speech: noun
hassle1 = lío, incordio, rollo, engorro, fastidio, molestia, problema, dificultad, empacho, pejiguera.
Example: The article is entitled 'How to implement electronic subscriptions replacing the routing list hassle'.
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» hassle-free = libre de complicaciones, sin complicaciones, sin engorros, sin molestias, simple, sencillo, fácil.
Example: Cooking dry beans in the crockpot makes them relatively hassle-free = Cocinar las legumbres secas en una olla de cocción lenta es relativamente fácil.hassle2 = fastidiar, molestar, incordiar, rayar, putear, atosigar.
Example: Richins also included inconveniences such as special trips to complain, time and effort required to fill out form, being treated rudely, and having to hassle someone.
Hassle synonyms
plague
in spanish: Plaga,
pronunciation: pleɪg
part of speech: noun
beset
in spanish: acosar,
pronunciation: bɪset
part of speech: verb
bother
in spanish: molestia,
pronunciation: bɑðɜr
part of speech: verb
trouble
in spanish: problema,
pronunciation: trʌbəl
part of speech: noun
fuss
in spanish: escándalo,
pronunciation: fʌs
part of speech: noun
provoke
in spanish: provocar,
pronunciation: prəvoʊk
part of speech: verb
harass
in spanish: acosar,
pronunciation: hɜræs
part of speech: verb
harry
in spanish: acosar,
pronunciation: heri
part of speech: verb
scuffle
in spanish: pelea,
pronunciation: skʌfəl
part of speech: noun
molest
in spanish: molestar,
pronunciation: məlest
part of speech: verb
tussle
in spanish: pelea,
pronunciation: tʌsəl
part of speech: noun
chevy
in spanish: caza,
pronunciation: tʃevi
part of speech: verb
chivvy
in spanish: acosar,
pronunciation: tʃɪvi
part of speech: verb
chivy
in spanish: Chivy,
pronunciation: tʃɪvi
part of speech: verb
rough-and-tumble
in spanish: bruscos,
pronunciation: rʌgændtʌmbəl
part of speech: noun, adjective
chevvy
in spanish: Chevy,
pronunciation: tʃevi
part of speech: verb