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encumber

/ɪnˈkʌm.bər/

Übersetzung: Verb, das bezeichnet, jemanden oder etwas zu belasten, zu beschweren oder zu behindern, oft mit einer schweren Last oder Verpflichtung.

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verb

/ɪnˈkʌm.bər/C1formal
  • deVerb, das bezeichnet, jemanden oder etwas zu belasten, zu beschweren oder zu behindern, oft mit einer schweren Last oder Verpflichtung.

A verb used to indicate the act of burdening, weighing down, or hindering someone or something, often with a heavy load or obligation.

  1. To weigh down or burdenC1formal

    To make it difficult for someone or something to move or function by adding a heavy load or obstacle.

    deBelasten

    • The hikers were encumbered by their heavy backpacks.
    • The company is encumbered by a large amount of debt.
    • She felt encumbered by the strict rules of the institution.

    Synonymeburdenhamperimpedeloadobstructoverloadsaddletaxweigh down

    Antonymeaidassistdisencumbereasefacilitatefreehelpliberatelightenunburden

  2. To hinder or impedeC1formal

    To obstruct or slow down progress, movement, or action.

    deBehindern

    • The new regulations encumber the development of small businesses.
    • His lack of experience encumbered his ability to make quick decisions.
    • The thick mud encumbered the wheels of the cart.

    Synonymeblockburdenconstraincumberhamperimpedeobstructretardslowtrammelweigh down

    Antonymeaidassistexpeditefacilitatefurtherhelp

Formen
  • encumbered past participle
  • encumbered past simple
  • encumbering present participle
  • encumbers third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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