burdensome

UK:  ['bɜː(r)d(ə)ns(ə)m]

US:  ['bɜrd(ə)nsəm]

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

1 . Nor of men sought we glory, neither of you, nor yet of others, when we might have been burdensome, as the apostles of Christ.
我们作基督的使徒，虽然可以叫人尊重，却没有向你们或向别人求荣耀，

2 . 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。

3 . However, in this case, it means that following the process tends to be less burdensome and easier than not following the process.
但是，在这种情况之下，它意味着与不遵循进程相比，遵循进程可以简化程序和操作。

4 . Even if your toolkit is up to its task, creating and maintaining tons of generated objects are just burdensome and inflexible.
即使您的工具集能够完成其任务，创建和维护所生成的大量对象也会让人觉得是负担，缺乏灵活性。

5 . "Good" GM would emerge after two or three months with a clean capital structure and no burdensome contracts.
“好”通用汽车公司将在两三个月后形成，公司将有一个清白的资本结构，合同也不会繁重。