unburden — to remove a burden or load from someone or something; to relieve oneself of worries or problems by talking about them
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to remove a burden or load from someone or something; to relieve oneself of worries or problems by talking about them
Pronunciation (IPA): /ʌnˈbɜːrdən/
Korean meaning: 짐을 벗기다, 부담을 덜어주다; (고민을) 털어놓다
Korean pronunciation: 언-버-든 (강세: 버)
Example Sentences
- After keeping the secret for months, Tom finally unburdened himself to his therapist.
- My mom unburdened herself about my messy room for two hours straight - I think she felt much better afterwards!
- The new manager helped unburden the overworked employees by hiring additional staff.
unburden
VERB//ʌnˈbɜːrdən//
to remove a burden or load from someone or something; to relieve oneself of worries or problems by talking about them
Sharing troubles to feel lighter inside
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Unburden yourself from every burden!
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Origin
14세기경 'un-(반대)'와 'burden(짐, 부담)'이 결합되어 만들어진 단어로, 문자 그대로 '짐을 벗기다'는 의미에서 출발했습니다.
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“After keeping the secret for months, Tom finally unburdened himself to his therapist.”
“My mom unburdened herself about my messy room for two hours straight - I think she felt much better afterwards!”
“The new manager helped unburden the overworked employees by hiring additional staff.”
“I unburdened my heart about my crush to my diary, which is probably safer than telling my gossipy friends.”
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