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Перевод: burdensome

[прилагательное]
обременительный; тягостный

Тезаурус:

1. Oliver Cromwell, soldier and statesman, became the Lord Protector, Parliament having carried out a purge, abolishing monarchy as unnecessary and burdensome.
2. I am sorry your life is so burdensome, I only wish I could help in some way.
3. And this has been interpreted as meaning measures which are excessively costly, burdensome, unusual, or which are of no real benefit to the patient.
4. "Old people commonly are despised," observed Richard Steele, "especially when they are not supported with good estates;" while another commented in 1621 how, in contrast to the common "pleasure in infants" shown by women, "old people are burdensome to all; neither their talk nor their company is acceptable."
5. Of these the most honourable, but at the same time the most burdensome, was tenure by knight service, which involved many irksome "incidents" (see Chapter 2, note 2).
6. We will press ahead with the reform of the current burdensome system of local government by introducing single tier councils throughout Scotland.
7. Existing regulations which are outmoded and burdensome must be simplified or removed.
8. He continued sadly, "But alas! the yoke of slavery is now become more burdensome, and conditions worse than before, especially with regard to the forests."
9. Successive measures have weakened the role of local government and freed the private sector from what the government sees as burdensome planning restrictions.
10. Whilst this use of "creative" accountancy may have helped to avoid the harsh reality of nuclear power's burdensome construction charges, there have also been major problems in the area of running costs.
11. If someone is finding words burdensome he may need an introduction to the prayer of quiet or the Jesus Prayer.
12. Over-zealous expansion may be counter-productive as well as burdensome: a good school may cease to be a good school if its classes are overflowing and its playgrounds full of makeshift accommodation.
13. Additionally it can become something they look forward to themselves as they begin to lose their faculties and the effort of daily living becomes burdensome.