burden with
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phr. v.Phrasal VerbTo trouble or worry someone with something difficult or unpleasant.
I don't want to burden you with my problems.
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- and we feel like it's such a pain in such a burden with a performer people
and we feel like it's such a pain in such a burden with a performer people
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- He knew the secret D-Day plans, but could of course share that burden with no one.
He knew the secret D-Day plans, but could of course share that burden with no one.
- He knew the secret D-Day plans but could, of course, share that burden with no one.
He knew the secret D-Day plans but could, of course, share that burden with no one.
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- Iceland is also promoting gender equality by encouraging fathers to share the childcare burden with mothers.
Iceland is also promoting gender equality by encouraging fathers to share the childcare burden with mothers.