Was heißt »auf­bür­den« auf Englisch?

Deutsch/Englische Beispielübersetzungen

So können Sie zeigen, dass Sie über einen großen Wortschatz verfügen, ohne dass Sie Ihren Lesern zusätzliche inhaltliche Informationen aufbürden.

You can show that you have a large vocabulary without burdening your readers with added information.

Mein Arbeitgeber hat mir eine schwierige Arbeitsaufgabe aufgebürdet.

My master inflicted hard work on me.

Ich werde mir die Verantwortung aufbürden.

I'll take the responsibility on my shoulders.

Synonyme

auf­hal­sen:

land

saddle

auf­la­den:

load

auf­zwin­gen:

force upon

be­la­den:

load

be­pa­cken:

load up

be­schwe­ren:

weight down

ok­t­ro­y­ie­ren:

force

impose

stra­pa­zie­ren:

get on somebody's nerves

strain

stress

tax

wear

wear out

über­neh­men:

adopt

assume

burn the candle at both ends

take

take over

ver­pas­sen:

miss

Englische Beispielsätze

• What makes old age hard to bear is not the failing of one's faculties, mental and physical, but the burden of one's memories.

• As soon as the spirit of exploitation is defeated, rearmament will be felt as an unbearable burden. There can be no real disarmament until the peoples of the world cease to exploit each other.

• Tom will up sticks at his aunt's house; he thinks he may be a burden to her.

• Most men contribute relatively little to the burden of childcare.

• I applied my heart to seek and to search out by wisdom concerning all that is done under the sky. It is a heavy burden that God has given to the children of mankind to be afflicted with.

• I don't burden my memory with details that can be found in the dictionary.

• A guest at an inopportune time is a heavy burden.

• Many women bear the burden of most household duties, including childcare, in addition to their responsibilities to their jobs outside their homes.

• An elephant's burden should be borne only by an elephant.

• Tom thought an umbrella would be an unnecessary burden, which is why he's now soaking wet.

• I do not know why she thinks of herself as a burden.

• Most of us - if we really want to learn sustainably and not just copy - will, however, have to bear the heavy burden of the Gauss bell with their 30h.

• How can the debt burden be reduced?

• How can the burden of debt be lowered?

• I ask not for a lighter burden, but for broader shoulders.

• I know I'm a burden. You don't have to keep saying it.

• Her kindness has become a burden to me.

• I relieved him of his burden.

• I don't want to burden you with my troubles.

• That responsibility is a burden to him.