Burden with Meaning in English
expression
ˈbɝdən/ /ˈwɪð/, /ˈwɪθ/, /wɪð/, /wɪθ
BUR-den with
bˈɜːdən/ /wˈɪð
BUR-d'n with
التعريف
To give someone something difficult, heavy, or unpleasant to deal with, such as responsibilities, worries, or tasks.
الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة
Generally formal or neutral. Often used with things like 'burden with responsibility' or 'burden with debt.' Not used for physical weights. Sometimes expresses sympathy for someone overloaded.
Spanish: cargar con - agobiar conPortuguese (BR): sobrecarregar comPortuguese (PT): sobrecarregar comChinese (Simplified): 使（某人）承担 - 使加重负担Chinese (Traditional): 使（某人）承擔 - 使加重負擔Hindi: बोझ डालनाArabic: يُثقل بـ - يحمّل بـBengali: ভারাক্রান্ত করা - চাপিয়ে দেয়া (কিছু অপ্রীতিকর বা কঠিন)Russian: обременять (чем-либо) - нагружать (переносное значение)Japanese: ～を負わせる - ～を背負わせるVietnamese: gánh nặng với - bắt gánh vácKorean: ~을 짐지우다 - ~을 부담시키다Turkish: yüklemek (soyut anlamda) - sorumluluk vermekUrdu: بوجھ ڈالناIndonesian: membebani dengan - membebankan dengan
جمل نموذجية
Don't burden him with your problems.
basic
She felt burdened with too many tasks at work.
basic
Parents should not burden children with adult worries.
basic
I don't want to burden you with all my complaints, but I need to vent.
natural
After his father died, Tom was burdened with all the household bills.
natural
No one wants to be burdened with unnecessary paperwork.
natural