Significats de burden man en anglès

Right or wrong, this is the burden man must carry.

Thou hast burdened man's soul with anxieties hitherto unknown to him.

I always think of poor Bunce as a heavily- burdened man.'

The burdened man, so full already of anxieties and worries, was shattered by the blow.

These were days when that which is most sacred, awful, and sublime burdened men's souls.

But, in spite of all his jollity, the Treasurer is often a sorely-tried and burdened man.

And, then, as to the burdened man himself.

He sat slowly down on a chair near the table and with the care of a burdened man.

He who has pierced a steel shield with a steel spear is a brave fellow, said the burdened man.

Saluting the Commander-in-Chief, Penhallow turned away in absent mood thinking of the burdened man who had passed from sight into the White House.

Having found the fewest moves, we had to consider how we were to make the burdened man do as little work as possible.

The German thinks this method a hap-hazard method, and burdens men with rules, and the army is Germany's greatest school-master along those lines.

Now comes a noise: a man writhes along his path, from afar comes the sigh of a burdened man--the cry has carried.

With a sigh, like that of a burdened man, he got up, took the letter in his hand, and went out up the mountain-side.

The labour of the burdened man can only be reduced by adopting the other method of solution, which, however, forces us to take another move.

Something in the burdened man's eye had checked him, it was as if a team were straining up a steep hill, making any halt fatal.