burdensome

美音：['bɜrd(ə)nsəm] 英音：['bɜː(r)d(ə)ns(ə)m]

简单释义：

adj.负担沉重的；难以承担的；繁重的

网络累赘的；难以负担的；劳累的

完整释义：

adj.

1.沉重的,难于负担的;累赘的;令人烦恼的
2.让人受不了;…累累
3.困难的
4.〔美国〕有输送能力的,(船)容积巨大的

例句：

Gates said he believes it is possible to do background security checks without having the process become too burdensome .
盖茨说，他相信，可以不用进行难以承担的程序而只用简单的背景安全检查。
For years, America's automakers have faced serious challenges -- burdensome costs, a shrinking share of the market, and declining profits.
几年来，美国的汽车制造商一直面临着严峻的挑战——成本升高，市场份额减少，收益降低。
Lighting will be continuous or at least frequent during the last weeks at times, and the thunder claps burdensome.
在最后几周里，闪电会持续不断或者至少经常发生，雷鸣之声很烦人。
America faces numerous threats to this remarkable entrepreneurial ecology. The legal system can be burdensome, even destructive.
美国卓越的创业生态面临着众多的威胁：法律系统成为了累赘，甚至具有破坏性。
And striking down Sarbox might well have opened the door to even more burdensome regulation.
而取消SOX法案则可能会打开通向更为累赘的监管的大门。
Distractors for intraoral placement do not cause any extraoral scars and are less burdensome in their daily use.
迷惑的内安置不造成任何口外疤痕和较繁琐的日常使用。
If Sandy's music got to be too burdensome, some time, I would let a knight defeat me, on the chance that she would desert to him.
桑弟的音乐要是有一天太让人受不了的话，我就不妨叫一位骑士来把我给打败了；那么一来，她也许就会弃旧迎新了吧。
Fidesz promises to reduce taxes and the burdensome bureaucracy, and thus create a million new jobs over the next decade.
反对党青民盟承诺降低税收，消除繁杂的官僚主义，在未来十年里新增一百万个新岗位。

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