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Перевод: onerous

[прилагательное]
тягостный; обременительный; затруднительный

Тезаурус:

1. He held a praelectorship in philosophy (1745) and in Rhetoric (1746); but his Cambridge duties were not too onerous.
2. As justices of the peace they were burdened by central government with a growing number of responsibilities; the more prosperous also intruded into the market towns, maintaining houses in Chichester or Lewes as well as the lesser centres, and replacing townsmen as Members of Parliament as the costs of the job became more onerous and the social distinction of election more desirable.
3. Father Conlin combined all these many onerous tasks with great efficiency but above all with constant good humour and kindness.
4. Only Maxwell fought a rearguard action to defeat a measure imposing a minimum (though not very onerous, 7,500) cost for quota-registered films, and allowing more expensive films to be registered for double or triple quota.
5. As the donor becomes more and more concerned at lack of action the recipient country staff become more and more dubious that the project is really in their national interest, and may even start discussions with another whose conditions may be perceived as less onerous.
6. The noises that pervaded the silence beggar description and the signalmen are, remember, level-headed, intelligent people who are hand picked to do a responsible, onerous job.
7. You are transferred to "less onerous duties" as the BBC's complaints ombudsman.
8. This is in response to a need expressed by some publishing houses and employees that the total NVQ can be onerous to achieve.
9. The treaty imposed more onerous obligations on the Scots than on the French, but in the spring of 1334 Philip VI invited David II to seek refuge in France, and Philip now began to step up the diplomatic pressure on Edward 11I.
10. "" Your Majesty ," Buckingham interposed with emphasis, "onerous as such a duty may be, it is the unanimously expressed will of your subjects".'
11. John stood 6ft tall and weighed in at 13 stone, so he was ideally equipped for his onerous responsibilities although, like many big men, he was a quiet and serious fellow - a Sunday School teacher who frequently declined to play on Good Fridays or Christmas Day.
12. "He appeared to hesitate, as if loath to take on so onerous a burden.
13. By 1955 it could also be seen that Stalin's direction of East Europe military policy was not only onerous, but wasteful.