burden

UK:  ['bɜː(r)d(ə)n]

US:  ['bɜrd(ə)n]

复数：burdens  现在分词：burdening  过去分词：burdened  

un.

1.担子,重荷,负重,重担

n.

1.负担,包袱,重累

2.责任,义务

3.担子,驮子;负荷,装载量,载重吨数

4.二次侧负载

5.(诗歌、发言等的)重点,要点,主旨

6.歌曲末尾的迭句[重唱句]

7.〔古语〕(舞蹈的)伴唱

8.〔音〕合唱叠句;低声部,伴奏声部

9.净登记吨位

10.表土

v.

1.加重…的负担;挑起…重担

2.使负重担;使烦恼,劳累

3.向(车、船等)上装货

4.让…烦恼

1 . And this whole discussion as if it's some sort of economic burden, is a mystery to me.
而人们为什么会把这一切当做是某种经济负担对我来讲是个不解的谜团。

2 . Alternatively, at the bottom, costs can be shifted to beneficiaries with premium supports to help them handle the burden.
另一方面，社会底层方面，开支可以转移至保险受益人以减轻负担。

3 . Name and money are an extremely fat body and a burden of spiritual progress, which make us no longer lithesome and unable to go ahead.
名和利就是臃肿的身体，是精神进步的累赘，让自己变得不再轻盈，也无法进步。

4 . It was an incredible burden to carry and I think it stopped me opening up to friends and boyfriends.
要承受这种负担很难以置信，我觉得这阻止我交朋友和男朋友。

5 . It is, however, arguable that this burden is less than the performance gained by transferring about half as much data across the wire.
然而，这个负担是否比因通过数据线传送一半左右的数据而获得的性能小，还存在争议。