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burden

/ˈbɜː.dən/

Traduction: Nom désignant une charge physique lourde ou une responsabilité/obligation pénible à supporter ou à endurer., Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de charger ou d'accabler quelqu'un d'un fardeau physique, d'une responsabilité ou d'une difficulté.

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noun

/ˈbɜː.dən/B2formal
  • frNom désignant une charge physique lourde ou une responsabilité/obligation pénible à supporter ou à endurer.

A noun referring to a heavy load, weight, or responsibility that is difficult to carry or bear.

  1. B1formal

    A heavy load that is carried or transported.

    frCharge lourde

    • The donkey carried a heavy burden of supplies.
    • He struggled under the burden of the large box.
    • The workers shared the burden of moving the furniture.

    Synonymescargoconsignmentfreighthaulloadpackweight

  2. Responsibility or worryB1formal

    A difficult responsibility or something that causes worry or hardship.

    frfardeau (responsabilité ou souci)

    • The financial burden of the project fell on the company.
    • She felt the burden of caring for her elderly parents.
    • The secret was a heavy burden on his conscience.

    Synonymesafflictionalbatrossanxietychargecrossdutyencumbrancehardshipincubusloadmillstoneobligationonusresponsibilitystrainstresstrialtroubleweightworry

    Antonymesadvantageassistancebenefitblessingcomforteasehelprelief

Formes
  • burdens plural form
  • burdens' possessive plural form
  • burden's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/ˈbɜːr.dən/B2formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de charger ou d'accabler quelqu'un d'un fardeau physique, d'une responsabilité ou d'une difficulté.

A verb used to indicate the act of loading or weighing someone down with a heavy load, responsibility, or difficulty.

  1. To load or weigh downB2formal

    To put a heavy load or responsibility on someone or something.

    frcharger, accabler

    • The new regulations burden small businesses with extra paperwork.
    • She felt burdened by the expectations of her family.
    • Don't burden yourself with unnecessary worries.

    Synonymeschargeencumberhamperloadoppressoverloadsaddlestraintaxweigh

    Antonymesdisburdenlightenrelieveunburdenunload

  2. To cause worry or difficultyB2formal

    To cause someone to have a lot of problems or worry.

    frAccabler, charger

    • He was burdened with debt after the failed investment.
    • The constant criticism burdened her mental health.
    • They burdened the team with unrealistic deadlines.

    Synonymesbesetencumberharassloadoppressoverloadplaguestraintaxtormenttroublevexweigh downworry

    Antonymesdisburdeneasefreelightenrelieveunburden

Formes
  • burdened past participle
  • burdened past simple
  • burdening present participle
  • burdens third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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