hustle

US /ˈhʌs.əl/
UK /ˈhʌs.əl/
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1.

empujar, apresurar

to push or shove roughly

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He was hustled out of the building by security.
Fue empujado fuera del edificio por seguridad.
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The crowd began to hustle forward.
La multitud comenzó a empujar hacia adelante.
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2.

esforzarse, afanarse

to work hard and quickly to achieve something, especially to earn money

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He had to hustle to make ends meet.
Tuvo que esforzarse para llegar a fin de mes.
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She's always hustling for new clients.
Siempre está buscando nuevos clientes.
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3.

estafar, vender ilegalmente

to obtain by forceful action or persuasion

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He tried to hustle me out of my money.
Intentó estafarme mi dinero.
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They were hustling tickets outside the stadium.
Estaban vendiendo entradas fuera del estadio.
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1.

ajetreo, bullicio

a state of great activity, especially in order to make money

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The city is a constant hustle and bustle.
La ciudad es un constante ajetreo y bullicio.
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He's always on the hustle, looking for opportunities.
Siempre está en el ajetreo, buscando oportunidades.
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