¿Qué significa burden en inglés?

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burden Significado & definición

0 something difficult or unpleasant that you have to deal with or worry about -- carga
- the burden of responsibility
- I’d hate to be a burden to you when I’m older.
1 to give someone something difficult or unpleasant to deal with or worry about -- cargar
- Sorry to burden you with my problems.
2 an unpleasant responsibility -- carga [ feminine ]
- elderly people who feel they are a burden to their families personas mayores que sienten que son una carga para sus familias
3 a heavy load -- carga [ feminine ]
- He walked slowly up the hill with his burden. Caminó lentamente por la colina con su carga.
4 to cause difficulty for sb -- agobiar
- expensive vacations that had burdened him with debt tuvo que cargar con la deuda de las caras vacaciones

It follows, therefore, that trade policy should almost never be burdened with a political agenda.
My country, like no other, has carried on its shoulders the burden of the fight against drug trafficking.
The railways are required to bear the burden here.
High and very high earners must bear a greater tax burden.
Demography, development and democratization are their three burdens, and our three opportunities.
On the one hand, they are unbalanced and place too great a burden on the vendor, and possibly the producer.
This decision provides legal certainty in the provision of the services and reduces the administrative burden on the public authorities which finance them.
Thirdly it is an appeal to share the burden.