How to pronounce “burden”(verb) in English

not burdened by most, a lot of the time, unnecessary mental noise.

And don't burden him with chores, as he probably had a hard day, and don't discuss your problems with him, it will only

feeling the slightest bit burdened by this, this whole problem.

you are really feeling burdened by this situation.

It's not burdened by ideology, and it carries no political baggage as it crosses the threshold from solid to liquid.

The truth is of course that bad writing has burdened readers in every era, such as 1961, in which one commentator wrote,

First, they are less steeped in and burdened by the conventions of the field that they are attacking.

do with the fact that Eisenhower when he came into office was burdened with the Korean War, with many more of these ground wars or proxy wars of the Cold War on offer.

Shift the burden of thinking from you as the leader to find the answers and shift that burden out into your organization,

children and so there was that impulse not to tell the story because you don't want to burden the kid you want to give

you know to make and to allow someone to determine whether it is accessible but not over burdening reviewers as well.

That means that when you open up a new market, you're going to have unabsorbed fixed costs in spades, and that will burden current income.

this great wave of energy that holds everything, that you can offer just like a gift, that burden over.

I don't want to overly burden remembering,

You know, you think about all the kind of projects that Google incubates, burdening profit with an idea, maybe, of where it'll end up, but in some cases

They move around -- walking, shuffling, staggering, often looking down, usually alone, burdened by bags and backpacks, pushing shopping carts spilling over with their possessions.