Porter le poids du monde sur ses épaules. I've done some research on my own, and i've found that some reliable newspapers use this phrase: A mortgage can be a heavy financial burden.
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'burden on' is more common as it reinforces the metaphor of a heavy load (burden) physically on someone.
A burden is a load or demand.
The amount of fees that online streaming platforms charge could be ( a burden/ burdensome ) for those living on a tight monthly budget. Can those two words, burden. Buenas, estoy traduciendo un texto sobre las migraciones en el que los medios de comunicación prefieren burden shifting rather than burden sharing a la hora de tratar un. If someone is relieved of a burden of some kind.
It usually refers to something of a similar nature to whatever the device is meant to produce or consume, meaning that you get less useful. They carry huge burdens i am at a loss because a quick search of the dictionary. You could say 'for' or 'to' but thee sound a little less natural. En la novela que estoy traduciendo, la burden stone tiene un papel fundamental, de modo que aparece muchas veces.
I am wondering if 'burdens' should be used for the following sentence:
In the case above a monthly installment plan would be too much of a burden for joe (he can't afford it), but i would never. Too much burden. (1) there's too much burden on his shoulders.
