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burdened

/ˈbɜː.dənd/

/ˈbɝː.dənd/

burdenedpast participle

/ˈbɜː.dənd/

/ˈbɜr.dənd/

Functions as a past-participle adjective derived from the verb “burden”.

Translations

нагруженныйБуквально, о физической нагрузке.

The donkey was burdened with heavy bags.

Осёл был нагружен тяжёлыми мешками.

обременённый

She felt burdened by the expectations of her family.

Она чувствовала себя обременённой ожиданиями своей семьи.

Additional translations

загруженныйРазг.; о человеке, сильно занятом делами или работой.

отягощённыйКнижн.; обычно о долгах, заботах, чувстве вины.

перегруженныйО чрезмерной нагрузке, обязанностях или занятости.

Definitions

Carrying a heavy load or responsibility.

She felt burdened by the expectations of her family.

Weighed down with a physical or emotional load.

The old man was burdened with bags as he walked down the street.

Overwhelmed by difficulties or problems.

He was burdened with debt after losing his job.

Synonyms

weighed down

Antonyms

burdenverb

burdened

Past Simple

burdened

Past Simple

burdened

Past Participle

burdening

Gerund

/ˈbɜː.dən/

/ˈbɝː.dən/

Translations

обременять

He didn't want to burden his friends with his problems.

Он не хотел обременять своих друзей своими проблемами.

нагружать

The manager decided not to burden the team with additional tasks.

Менеджер решил не нагружать команду дополнительными задачами.

Additional translations

навьючивать

утруждать

Definitions

To load heavily or oppress with a heavy load or responsibility.

The new regulations burden small businesses with additional paperwork.

To cause someone to feel worried or stressed.

She didn't want to burden her friends with her personal problems.

Synonyms

weigh down

burdennoun

Definitions

A heavy load that is difficult to carry.

The donkey struggled under the burden of the heavy sacks.

A duty or responsibility that is hard to bear.

Caring for his elderly parents became a significant burden for him.

The main theme or gist of a speech, book, or argument.

The burden of his speech was the need for immediate action on climate change.

(Archaic) A refrain or repeated phrase, especially at the end of each stanza of a song.

The merry burden of the song echoed through the tavern.

The cargo-carrying capacity of a ship, usually measured in tons; tonnage.

The schooner's burden was recorded as 350 tons.

burdenadjective

Definitions

Used attributively before another noun to denote overhead or indirect costs, additional weight, or other supplementary load.

They calculated the burden rate to determine the true cost of labor.