onerous是什么意思音标:英 ['əʊnərəs]美 [ˈɑnərəs, ˈonə-]

a. 繁重的, 负有法律责任的
[法] 负有义务的, 艰巨的, 繁重的

s not easily borne; wearing; I only had to greet the guests"

onerous的用法和例句：

1.And now they want to imprison him with this onerous bail amount.

现在他们想用巨额的保释金来 限制他的自由

2.Okay, it's a oner, and it's shot in glorious black and white.

一个长镜头 背景用黑白色调

3.I mean, I hope you see it as an honor and don't think of it as some onerous duty.

起码我希望你会觉得是荣耀 而不是你必须尽的义务

4.The thing that I've learnt that's most surprised me is that pilgrimage didn't have to be an onerous and painful task for our ancestors.

让我感到最惊讶的事 对我们的祖先来说 朝圣之旅绝非痛苦受难之旅

5.More motorways for us to build some government contracts skirting perhaps some of the miptary's more onerous regulations.

帮我们拿下更多政府公路合同 也许能绕过一些 军队繁琐的规章制度

6.Or maybe she's moved to a neighboring state with a less onerous tax burden and started kilpng people there.

或者她去了 税收比这轻的邻州 然后在那里继续杀人