Examples of using Be burdened in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Then you wouldn't be burdened by so many responsibilities and have an easier job.
He must not be burdened with the demands of a bureaucracy that he may find quite alien.
In addition, companies which are now used to the transitional system will be burdened with additional administrative tasks.
The Turkish market continued to be burdened by the strained political situation
No one wants to be burdened with them.
Taxes should be burdened there where there are riches.
The corresponding joints can be burdened after an operation.
Cross: To be burdened with something, e.g. with responsibilities.
So his mind continues to be burdened with unfinished business.
To be burdened with guilt feelings is their daily bread.
This sensible use of resources must not be burdened with additional costs.
The overall result continues to be burdened by a number of major projects.
In addition, EBIT continued to be burdened by high legal and consulting costs.
However, we expect that cars with higher CO2 emissions will not be burdened disproportionately.
No one will let them in. No one wants to be burdened with them.
EBIT continues to be burdened by higher costs in the logistics network to avoid capacity bottlenecks.
People will no longer be burdened with the worries and cares that distract and damage them.
Restructuring of UKGM delayed, full-year operating result expected to be burdened by roughly EUR 20 million.
The only condition was that the parish priest of Vallendar might not be burdened with this task.
However, these two articles should not be burdened additionally with the'second medical indication' construct.