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Under the Burden what. Book Under moral weight, the oppression of something. I look sadly at our generation! His future is either empty or dark; Meanwhile, under the burden of knowledge and doubt, it will grow old in inaction.(Lermontov. Duma). - She fell under the burden of her virtues and tormented everyone, starting with herself.(Turgenev. Diary of an extra person).

Phraseological dictionary of the Russian literary language. - M.: Astrel, AST. A. I. Fedorov. 2008.

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under the burden- adverb, number of synonyms: 1 experiencing pressure (1) ASIS Dictionary of Synonyms. V.N. Trishin. 2013… Synonym dictionary

Under Bremen- adv. qualities circumstances Experiencing moral oppression. Ephraim's explanatory dictionary. T. F. Efremova. 2000... Modern explanatory dictionary of the Russian language by Efremova

UNDER Dahl's Explanatory Dictionary

UNDER- husband. floor, bottom, ground, flooring, bottom lining, bottom. Under a reservoir, covered, killed bottom, floor. | Underneath, in the peasant hut, there is a millstone corner, a kutnik, a kut, a kind of bunk, a platform in the corner diagonally opposite the doors, where women sleep and where the tame ones are... ... Dahl's Explanatory Dictionary

Czech Republic under Habsburg rule- Despite the defeat of the Hussite revolutionary movement and the reaction that followed, the 15th century. did not pass without a trace for the Czech people. The influence of foreigners in the Czech Republic was significantly weakened. Czech language became the official language... ... The World History. Encyclopedia

burden- Under the burden (bookish) under oppression. Under the burden of the landowners. To be relieved of the burden (bookish) to give birth. Yesterday she was safely delivered... Phraseological Dictionary of the Russian Language

Belinsky, Vissarion Grigorievich- - was born on May 30, 1811 in Sveaborg, recently annexed to Russia, where his father, Grigory Nikiforovich, served as a junior doctor for the naval crew. Grigory Nikiforovich received his last name upon entering the seminary from his educational... ... Large biographical encyclopedia

BURDEN- BURDEN, kind. and dates burden, burden, burden, pl. (red.) burdens, burdens, burdens, cf. (book poet.). Heavy burden, usually carried. heaviness. Burden of worries. An unbearable burden. Lie down with a burden. ❖ Under a burden (bookish) under oppression. Resolve from... ... Ushakov's Explanatory Dictionary

Thorvaldsen- (Bertel or Albert Thorvaldsen) one of the greatest sculptors, b. in Copenhagen on November 19, 1770. T.’s father, an Icelander by birth, was a woodcarver and, wanting to have an assistant in his son, in 1787 he hired him as a student of the Copenhagen... ... Encyclopedic Dictionary F.A. Brockhaus and I.A. Ephron

burden- me; Wed 1. Outdated Heavy burden, cargo. Bend under the burden of a heavy burden. 2. What is it about? heavy, difficult, burdensome. Take over b. expenses. Under the burden of years, years. B. fate. Carry something heavy, heavy, unbearable b. worries...... encyclopedic Dictionary

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Heraclitus, Heidegger Martin, Fink Eugene. The Vladimir Dal publishing house offers to the attention of domestic readers the first Russian translation of an edited shorthand text, which is a recording of a seminar that…

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"Burden" - what is it, declension, synonyms

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In the Russian language there are many obsolete words (they are called archaisms), that is, words that are used less and less every day. They can mainly be found in historical literature describing the corresponding time. Attention should be paid to the meaning of such words and the subtleties of their use in order to avoid difficulties that may arise when reading and understanding such texts. Take, for example, the word “burden.” Probably many have heard about him.

What is "burden"

To clarify the lexical meaning of the noun “burden,” we turn to explanatory dictionaries for help.

Burden is:

A very heavy load (“A heavy, unbearable burden for her age weighed down Mariyka’s hand”).
Something very difficult, heavy, overwhelming; something that is impossible to bear (“The elderly mother’s back was bent under the burden of sorrows and worries: how to get some money for food, how to protect her children and little grandchildren”).

Morphological characteristics, declination

Burden is an inanimate, neuter common noun. It is noteworthy that it refers to differently indeclinable nouns.

Heterogeneous nouns change in case and number differently than ordinary nouns of the first, second and third declension.

Burden: synonyms

In modern Russian, any outdated word has been replaced by another word or even several words. The noun “burden” was no exception. Today such a word is not used.

What is a burden in other words?

cargo;
cross;
oppression;
clamp;
pressure;
burden;
care;
responsibility;
pregnancy;
heaviness;
ballast;
yoke;
burden;
baggage.

Set expressions with the word "burden"

In colloquial language there are several phraseological expressions with the word "burden", and they are used much more often than the noun in its literal meaning.

To bear a burden is to experience difficulties, a difficult period in life.

To be relieved of a burden is to give birth to a child.

To shed a burden is to free yourself from something.

UNDER BURDEN

under br e me

adv.

Experiencing moral heaviness.

Efremova. Ephraim's explanatory dictionary. 2012

View value Burden in other dictionaries

Burden- oppression
heaviness
hardships
Synonym dictionary

Burden- to burden, etc. see pregnancy.
Dahl's Explanatory Dictionary

Burden- genus. and dates burden, burden, burden, pl. (rarely) burdens, burdens, burdens, cf. (book poet.). Heavy burden, usually carried. - heaviness. worries An unbearable burden. Lie down with a burden.........
Ushakov's Explanatory Dictionary

Burden Wed.- 1. outdated. Burden, cargo. 2. transfer What? burdensome, painful.
Explanatory Dictionary by Efremova

Burden- - something difficult, requiring costs.
Economic dictionary

Burden of Proof- - in criminal or civil proceedings - the rule of distribution between participants
process
obligations to justify the existence of certain circumstances........
Economic dictionary

Excessive Tax Burden- losses for public benefit due to the introduction of burdensome taxes, resulting in a drop in the level of production and consumption of goods.
Economic dictionary

Burden of Property Maintenance- costs of maintaining the property, which are borne by the owner of the property.
Economic dictionary

Burden, Excess Tax— - loss of net benefit for society due to a drop in the level of production and consumption of goods below the optimal level caused by the introduction of taxes.
Economic dictionary

Burden, Tax- - degree,
the level of economic restrictions imposed on taxpayers caused by the allocation of funds to pay taxes, their diversion from other possible......
Economic dictionary

Debt Burden— DEBT BURDEN Burden, responsibility or obligation in connection with national. or state debt. In `Fundamentals of Economics. Thought, edited by John Creedy, `Foundation of Economic Thought`, explains......
Economic dictionary

Excessive Tax Burden- a loss of net benefit for society due to the introduction or increase of taxes leading to a decrease in the level of production and consumption of goods below the optimal, rational level.
Economic dictionary

Tax Burden- 1) measure, degree,
the level of economic restrictions created by the allocation of funds to pay taxes, their diversion from other possible uses.........
Economic dictionary

Tax Burden— The amount of tax paid by an individual or organization. This amount may not coincide with the actual tax paid, as there are possibilities of shifting........
Economic dictionary

Burden— This borrowing from Old Church Slavonic goes back to the Common Slavic bermen - “burden, heaviness.” Cm. .
Krylov's etymological dictionary

Burden of proof— It is the party's duty to prove the allegation or accusation. In the context of migration, a foreigner wishing to enter another state, who usually bears the burden of proof:........
Legal dictionary

Burden of Proof- - (lat. onus probandi), in procedural law, rules governing the obligations of participants in legal proceedings regarding proving circumstances essential to the case......
Legal dictionary

Excessive Tax Burden— - loss of net benefit by society due to the introduction or increase of taxes leading to a decrease in the level of production and consumption of goods below the optimal, rational level.
Legal dictionary

Tax Burden- - the level of economic restrictions created by the deduction of funds for paying taxes, their diversion from other possible areas of use. Distribution........
Legal dictionary

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