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1 pretovariti
• cumber -
2 biti na teretu
• cumber; encumber -
3 tegoba
• cumber; difficulty; fatigue; hardship; vexation -
4 ometati
• spoof• discourage• cumber• counteract• encumber• trammel• thwart• obstruct• hamper• impede• hinder• jam• interfere• interrupt• balk -
5 opteretiti
• charge• burden• cumber• encumber• load• loading• lade -
6 nezgoda
• accident; adversity; bother; botheration; compression; contrariety; cumber; deuce; difficulty; disadvantage; discomfort; drawback; embarrassment; embrassment; fizzle; grievance; handicap; hardship; incommodity; inconvenience; jam; misadventure; mischance; misfortune; mishap; muck -
7 ometati
• balk; baulk; clog; confuse; cumber; discourage; disturb; embarrass; encumber; filibuster; hamper; handicap; hinder; impede; interfere; interrupt; manacle; mar; obstrtuct; obstruct; oppose; prevent; rattle; slug; spoof; tamper; thwart; to obstruct work; trammel -
8 opteretiti
• ballast; burden; burthen; charge; cumber; encumber; lade; load; loading; saddle -
9 otežavati
• clog; complicate; cumber -
10 preprečiti
• barricade; barstand at the bar; cumber; dam; encumber; forestall; intercept; interrupt; obstruct; stand at the bar -
11 pretovariti
• cloy; cumber; overbear; overcharge; overlade; overload; reload; reship; turn over -
12 smetnja
• backset; balk; barrier; baulk; bottleneck; bunker; check; clog; confusion; constraint; counteraction; cumber; dash; deadlock; deadly embrace; determent; difficulty; dike; disability; disadvantage; discouragement; disturbance; drawback; encumber; encumberance; entanglement; frustra -
13 teškoća
• ado; arduousness; bother; botheration; crabbedness; crux; cumber; difficulty; diskomfort; entanglement; hardship; perplexity; predicament; problem; roadblock; rub; scrape; tangle; trouble; uneasiness -
14 uznemiravanje
• bother; cumber; disturbing; instability; molestation; perturbation; vexation; violation -
15 uznemiriti
• agitate; cumber; discomfort; discommode; discompose; disconcert; disquiet; disturb; flurry; jar; pain; perturb; unhinge; unnerve; unsettle; vex; violate -
16 zapreka
• barricade; barrier; crux; cumber; drawback; hold back; hold-back; hurdle; impasse; impediment; interception; obstacle; obstruction; setback; shackle; stumbling block; stumbling-block
См. также в других словарях:
Cumber — Cum ber (k?m b?r), n. [Cf. encombre hindrance, impediment. See Cuber,v.] Trouble; embarrassment; distress. [Obs.] [Written also {comber}.] [1913 Webster] A place of much distraction and cumber. Sir H. Wotton. [1913 Webster] Sage counsel in cumber … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Cumber — Cum ber (k?m b?r), v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Cumbered} ( b?rd); p. pr. & vb. n. {Cumbering}.] [OE. combren, cumbren,OF. combrer to hinder, from LL. cumbrus a heap, fr. L. cumulus; cf. Skr. ?? to increase, grow strong. Cf. {Cumulate}.] To rest upon as… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
cumber — index clog, deter, disadvantage, encumber (hinder), hold up (delay), impede, load … Law dictionary
cumber — (v.) c.1300, to overthrow, destroy; to be overwhelmed; to harass, apparently from French, but O.Fr. combrer to seize hold of, lay hands on, grab, snatch, take by force, rape, has not quite the same sense. Perhaps an aphetic formation from a verb… … Etymology dictionary
cumber — *burden, encumber, weigh, weight, load, lade, tax, charge, saddle Analogous words: see those at ENCUMBER … New Dictionary of Synonyms
cumber — [kum′bər] vt. [ME combren, aphetic < acombren < OFr encombrer < en (see EN 1) + combre, obstruction, barrier < VL * comboros, something brought together, ult. (? via Gaul) < IE * kom (see COM ) + base * bher , BEAR1] 1. to hinder… … English World dictionary
Cumber — This interesting name is of medieval English origin and is a dialectal of the locational or topographical name Coombe, itself from any of the numerous places named with the Old English pre 7th Century cumb , denoting a short, straight valley.… … Surnames reference
cumber-ground — cumˈber ground noun (Bible) A useless thing • • • Main Entry: ↑cumber … Useful english dictionary
cumber — I. transitive verb (cumbered; cumbering) Etymology: Middle English combren, short for acombren, from Anglo French acumbrer, encumbrer more at encumber Date: 14th century 1. archaic trouble, harass 2. a. to hinder or encumber by being in … New Collegiate Dictionary
cumber — cumberer, n. cumberment, n. /kum beuhr/, v.t. 1. to hinder; hamper. 2. to overload; burden. 3. to inconvenience; trouble. n. 4. a hindrance. 5. something that cumbers. 6. Archaic. embarrassment; trouble. [1250 1300; ME cumbre (n … Universalium
cumber — verb To slow down, to hinder, to burden. 1886 Scott, Sir Walter The Fortunes of Nigel. Pub.: Adams Charles Black, Edinburgh; p321: Syn: encumber See Also: cumbersome, cumbrous, encumbrance, cumberground … Wiktionary
