英语词汇“cumbersome”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

cumbersome

/ˈkʌmbəs(ə)m

adjective

1Large or heavy and therefore difficult to carry or use; unwieldy: cumbersome diving suits...

The major gripe by referees was the fact that the apparatus they were asked to carry was heavy and cumbersome.
The other possibility was that they were about to carry something heavy or cumbersome out of the room.
She didn't care that she didn't have a backpack to carry her cumbersome books in.

Synonyms

unwieldy, unmanageable, awkward, clumsy, ungainly, inconvenient, incommodious;

bulky, large, heavy, hefty, weighty, burdensome

informal hulking, clunky

rare cumbrous, unhandy, lumbersome

1.1Slow or complicated and therefore inefficient: organizations with cumbersome hierarchical structures...

This was still a very slow and cumbersome way to communicate, and it had its own frustrations.
But Franklin wanted to make the process less cumbersome.
If a task manager is too cumbersome to use, you won't bother with it.

Synonyms

complicated, complex, involved, inefficient, badly organized, wasteful, unwieldy, slow, slow-moving

Derivatives

cumbersomely

adverb ...

On this cumbersomely titled solo outing, he gets a chance to explore what is clearly a lifelong fascination with traditional blues and folk forms, choosing to present them in as authentic a context as possible.
It's cumbersomely long for an advertisement, but not long or substantial enough to satisfy as entertainment; still, it's an unusual bit of ephemera and offers a taste of the way the film was promoted.
She slung her bag cumbersomely about her neck and tucked it under one arm then slid off of her bed and took quite a few seconds to look around the room, apparently absorbing everything.

cumbersomeness

noun ...

The wrong-headed pressures toward centralization and state bureaucracy, the sheer cumbersomeness of its political mechanisms, the wide cultural gaps papered over by the union, could eventually lead to meltdown.
The cumbersomeness and time-consuming nature of these new arrangements have resulted in only six countries benefiting from them.
A soldier grabbed his battle-axe; struggling with its weight and cumbersomeness, another lifted the blades and carried it away.

Origin

Late Middle English (in the sense 'difficult to get through'): from cumber + -some¹.

单词	cumbersome
释义	cumbersome /ˈkʌmbəs(ə)m / adjective 1Large or heavy and therefore difficult to carry or use; unwieldy: cumbersome diving suits... The major gripe by referees was the fact that the apparatus they were asked to carry was heavy and cumbersome. The other possibility was that they were about to carry something heavy or cumbersome out of the room. She didn't care that she didn't have a backpack to carry her cumbersome books in. Synonyms unwieldy, unmanageable, awkward, clumsy, ungainly, inconvenient, incommodious; bulky, large, heavy, hefty, weighty, burdensome informal hulking, clunky rare cumbrous, unhandy, lumbersome 1.1Slow or complicated and therefore inefficient: organizations with cumbersome hierarchical structures... This was still a very slow and cumbersome way to communicate, and it had its own frustrations. But Franklin wanted to make the process less cumbersome. If a task manager is too cumbersome to use, you won't bother with it. Synonyms complicated, complex, involved, inefficient, badly organized, wasteful, unwieldy, slow, slow-moving Derivatives cumbersomely adverb ... On this cumbersomely titled solo outing, he gets a chance to explore what is clearly a lifelong fascination with traditional blues and folk forms, choosing to present them in as authentic a context as possible. It's cumbersomely long for an advertisement, but not long or substantial enough to satisfy as entertainment; still, it's an unusual bit of ephemera and offers a taste of the way the film was promoted. She slung her bag cumbersomely about her neck and tucked it under one arm then slid off of her bed and took quite a few seconds to look around the room, apparently absorbing everything. cumbersomeness noun ... The wrong-headed pressures toward centralization and state bureaucracy, the sheer cumbersomeness of its political mechanisms, the wide cultural gaps papered over by the union, could eventually lead to meltdown. The cumbersomeness and time-consuming nature of these new arrangements have resulted in only six countries benefiting from them. A soldier grabbed his battle-axe; struggling with its weight and cumbersomeness, another lifted the blades and carried it away. Origin Late Middle English (in the sense 'difficult to get through'): from cumber + -some¹.
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