onerous是什麼意思_音標_用法_例句

簡單釋義：

adj. 費力的；艱巨的；令人焦慮的

網絡 繁重的；麻煩的；負有義務的艱巨的

完整釋義：

adj.

1.繁重的,麻煩的;【法】負有法律義務的

例句：

1. But it also makes sense not to have controls so onerous that your own companies cannot compete with foreign rivals.
   但是不應使得繁重的控制致使本國公司無法與外國公司進行競爭也有一定的道理。

2. The new capital regime seems prudent without being so onerous as to hobble the mainstream of banking or to harm economic growth.
   新的資本體制似乎是謹慎的，其規定並不過於苛刻，因此不會束縛銀行業的主流方向或損害經濟的發展。

3. And if the conditions attached to any EFSF deal were too onerous, the Irish might yet be able to play the IMF against Berlin.
   而如果歐洲金融穩定安排協議的附加條件過於繁重，愛爾蘭或許還可以讓IMF與德國政府鷸蚌相爭。

4. The reasons are complex, but boil down to Fannie and Freddie trying to protect their profits by imposing onerous fees and conditions.
   導致這種結果的原因相當複雜，但歸結到一點就是房利美和房地美公司試圖通過施行昂貴的收費政策和繁複的貸款條件來保全自身利益。

5. Public-health officials already conduct random sampling, so getting the participants to name a few friends too should not be onerous.
   公共衛生官員已經可以隨機抽樣，那麼讓樣本個體說出幾個朋友的名字應該也沒什麼麻煩。

6. Onerous security has already constrained what once was an excellent corps of political officers.
   殘酷的安全環境已經讓曾經精良齊整的官員隊伍大傷元氣。

7. others whinge about its onerous rules on internal controls used for financial reporting.
   另外的抱怨來自於對於國內公司財務報告監管的冗長的法律條文。

8. As lead singer, Michael's schedule was more onerous than that of his brothers.
   主唱邁克爾·傑克遜的工作甚至比兄弟們更加繁重。