Usage of "onus" | TermGallery

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An onerous or difficult concern.

Ús de onus en anglès

So Twitter simply puts the onus on users to report offending accounts. 
 Wired 

And I think she is putting the onus on China, Batto said. 
 The Guardian 

The onus was, however, on Mr Tony Blair to overcome the impasse. 
 The Irish Times 

Valve, for its part, places the onus of responsibility with the customer. 
 The Guardian 

I'm hoping the onus and responsibility for scoring England's goals is shared. 
 The Guardian 

The fact is the whole onus is now on the orthodox side. 
 The Case of Richard Meynell 

The onus is now on the central bank plans to give results. 
 Reuters 

Surely the onus of proof is on Mr Flanagan and Rev O'Hanlon? 
 The Irish Times 

So put the onus on them to communicate what that power is. 
 The Guardian 

Meanwhile, the onus is on local centres to do their own fundraising. 
 The Guardian 

This relatively benign enforcement mechanism puts the onus on other world figures. 
 The South African 

That leaves the onus on Pemex to import more to cover demand. 
 Reuters 

The onus of proof lay, said Bergson, with the upholders of parallelism. 
 Bergson and His Philosophy 

So, putting the onus upon Agnes, the professor yielded, murmuring to himself: 
 The Dweller on the Threshold 

I left the full onus of carrying this conversation on her shoulders. 
 The Kingmaker 

It places the onus on the defendant to prove his own innocence. 
 The Irish Times 

onus

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Translations for onus

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Onus a través del temps

Onus per variant geogràfica

Nova Zelanda

Comú

Irlanda

Comú

Estats Units d'Amèrica

Menys comú

Més varia

Significats de onus en anglès