Swedish noun

en belastning

load, charge, weight, stress

Meaning

load, charge, weight, stress

In Swedish: påfrestning, tryck

Forms

Forms of belastning
Singular, indefiniteen belastning
Singular, definitebelastningen
Plural, indefinitebelastningar
Plural, definitebelastningarna

belastning is an en-word, so adjectives agree with it: en stor belastning, den stora belastningen. Check another noun

Practise belastning

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Is it en belastning or ett belastning?

belastning in a sentence

  • vi får räkna med en ökad belastning på sjukvården i framtiden
    we must expect the medical services to carry a greater load in the future
  • Bron tål inte den belastningen
    The bridge can't handle that load
  • hög belastning på servrarna
    high load on the servers
  • Han ville inte vara en belastning på grund av sin sjukdom
    He didn't want to be a burden because of his illness
  • Han hade kriminell belastning
    He had a criminal record

Expressions

  • ärftlig belastning
    (having a) hereditary taint

Questions

What does belastning mean in English?

belastning means “load, charge, weight, stress”.

Is it en belastning or ett belastning?

It is en belastning, and “the load” is belastningen.

What is the plural of belastning?

The plural of belastning is belastningar, and the definite plural is belastningarna.

Similar words

börda

Origin

be- + lastning

Nearby common words

belastning is number 9,197 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.

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Sources: Folkets lexikon (CC BY-SA 2.5) and Wiktionary (CC BY-SA 4.0), edited by Lingolib. Recording: Wikimedia Commons. Browse the dictionary