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西班牙语
I. hassle [美 ˈhæsəl, 英 ˈhas(ə)l] 名词 C or U 俗
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西班牙语
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
Because why would anyone in 2013 go to the hassle of buying and arranging the delivery of a fridge-freezer in person?
www.independent.co.uk So charging your stuff with solar power is possible now, but it's more of a hassle than finding a wall plug.
qz.com The cybercrooks charge only $0.25 to $9 per transaction and escape detection largely because consumers took the loss rather than going through the hassle of disputing purchases with their credit card firm.
www.theregister.co.uk All items carried a one-year no-hassle return policy and a two-year minimum product performance guarantee.
en.wikipedia.org But integrating mobile payments into business accounting can be a hassle.
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