... like the devil 猛烈地 a devil of a 讨厌…的，异常的…，非常恼人(或糟糕)的；有趣的；极麻烦的 the devil to pay [俚]今后的麻烦 ...
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a devil of a sth 极讨厌的
I've had a devil of a job finding you.
我费了九牛二虎之力才找到你。
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That could lock higher inflation into the system, giving central Banks a devil of a job to bring it back down again.
于是整个经济体系就被通胀的上升所锁定了，接下来带给央行的便是使之回落的艰巨任务。
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He is indeed a devil of a fellow.
他真是个了不起的家伙。
For all of his reputation, however, he's had a devil of a time figuring out the American economy.
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But Webvan, whose service is available in ten cities, has had a devil of a time getting people to sign up.
FORBES: Hurry Up And Wait
Working out the cost of cybercrime is a devil of a job.
ECONOMIST: Businesses and cyber-security
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