अत्यधिक बोझ से दबा हुआ Meaning in English
अत्यधिक बोझ से दबा हुआ शब्द का अंग्रेजी अर्थ : overburdened
ऐसे ही कुछ और शब्द
ओवरबर्नओवरकॉल
अधिक क्षमता
अधिक ढालू बनाना
ओवरकास्टिंग
ओवरकैच
अति आवेशित करना
अधिक दाम लगाना
अधिक दाम लेना
अधिक पैसा वसूलना
ओवरचार्ज
ज्यादा दाम लगाना
बहुत अधिक दाम लेना
से अधिक कर वसूलना
अधिक राशि निकाला हुआ
अत्यधिक-बोझ-से-दबा-हुआ इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण
was born of necessity"mdash;Stan was overburdened with work"mdash;and to make use of Jack's great skill with storylines.
The Nuovo Prospetto delle scienze economiche (1815-1817), although long to excess, and overburdened with classifications and tables, contains much valuable material.
The courtroom workgroup shows remarkable explanatory power in overburdened courts dealing with large caseloads.
Which comes from our overburdened hearts.
Later it was learned that as the expedition was returning down river, an overburdened canoe swamped and all the film taken was lost.
However the FR was struggling to cope ("hopelessly overburdened" according to the standard work on the F"BR) with the volume of traffic from the quarries and some owners - notably Samuel Holland, later to be a local MP - were looking for other outlets for their product at lower charges.
Upon one entrance of Pocahontas, "her overburdened soul bursts forth in melody.
Some argued that women were already overburdened.
In May 2009 The Economist called the Supreme Federal Court "the most overburdened court in the world, thanks to a plethora of rights and privileges entrenched in the country's 1988 constitution (.
Caetano's Portuguese Government had begun the program (which included several other reforms) on the advice of the Rhodesian Government, in order to increase the number of officials employed against the African insurgencies, and at the same time cut down military costs to alleviate an already overburdened government budget.
" The School Library Journal called the book "A timely look at contemporary world problems" and said, "Many of the authoritative essays on nationalism are scholarly and overburdened with sophisticated vocabulary, while articles and interviews on ethnic violence in Northern Ireland, Bosnia, and the Arab world are compelling and at times gruesome.
A New York Post article about phone prankers describes call screeners as "overburdened and generally young producers assigned to act as gate-keepers", whose tools include "simply to ask would-be callers for their phone number and make sure the area code matches up with where they say they're calling from.