See Strapaze on Wiktionary
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"strain",
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"toil",
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"hassle",
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],
[
"arduous",
"arduous#English"
],
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"exertion",
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"(often in the plural) strain, toil, hassle (arduous bodily or mental exertion and distress)"
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"lang": "German",
"lang_code": "de",
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[
"toil",
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[
"hassle",
"hassle"
],
[
"arduous",
"arduous#English"
],
[
"exertion",
"exertion#English"
],
[
"distress",
"distress#English"
]
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"(often in the plural) strain, toil, hassle (arduous bodily or mental exertion and distress)"
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