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We have added the suggested phrase to our dictionary: 财政负担 / 財政負擔 [cai2 zheng4 fu4 dan1] , (phr) financial burden
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The words 负担 (fùdān), 负责 (fùzé), 负债 (fùzhài), and 负疚 (fùjiù) all have different meanings.
负担 (fùdān) means "burden" or "responsibility" as a noun, and "to understake" as a verb. It refers to something that is heavy or difficult to carry or bear.
负责 (fùzé) means "to be responsible for" or "to take charge of" as a separable verb, and "conscientious" as an adjective. It refers to taking on a duty or task and being accountable for it.
负债 (fùzhài) means "to be in debt".
负疚 (fùjiù) means "to feel guilty or remorseful".
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In everyday conversation, the word "负担" (fùdān) is used to refer to the responsibility or burden of a task or obligation. For example, someone might say "我不想负担这些费用" (wǒ bùxiǎng fùdān zhèxiē fèiyòng) which translates to "I don't want to shoulder these fees". It can also be used to refer to the financial burden of something, such as "这个项目太贵，我们负担不起" (zhège xiàngmù tài guì, wǒmen fùdān bù qǐ) which translates to "This project is too expensive, we can't afford it".
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Synonyms:
1. 担当 (dāndāng): to take on, to assume
2. 承担 (chéngdān): to bear, to undertake
3. 承受 (chéngshòu): to bear, to accept
Antonyms:
1. 解脱 (jiětuō): to free oneself from, to relieve oneself of
2. 免除 (miǎnchú): to exempt, to relieve
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