burden in Irish
burden in Irish is muirear — burden means a heavy load, or a difficult responsibility or worry someone has to carry.
burden in Irish
muirear
What does "burden" mean?
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noun A heavy load, or a difficult responsibility or worry someone has to carry.
"Caring for both parents became a heavy burden on her."
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verb To load someone down, literally or figuratively, with a burden.
"Please don't burden the donkey with too many heavy bags."
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burden in a sentence
- Caring for both parents became a heavy burden on her.
- The new tax law placed an extra burden on small businesses.
- Please don't burden the donkey with too many heavy bags.
- Try not to burden yourself with worrying about the tiny details.
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What is "burden" in Irish?
"burden" in Irish is muirear. burden means: A heavy load, or a difficult responsibility or worry someone has to carry.
How do you use "burden" in a sentence?
Example: "Caring for both parents became a heavy burden on her." In Irish, "burden" is muirear.
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