Portuguese
burro de carga Catalan
bèstia de càrrega An animal such as a donkey or ox or elephant used for transporting loads or doing other heavy work.
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The human is the only beast of burden in the Bontoc area.
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It had become an impossible beast of burden on a backpacking holiday.
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The most common beast of burden, however, is the carabao, or water-buffalo.
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The river was our beast of burden now, a tireless, gentle beast.
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Why sufficeth not the beast of burden, which renounceth and is reverent?
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Cellini's words may mean, 'caused a beast of burden to pass by.'
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I'll act beast of burden provided it's hens I'm to carry-notrats!
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The beast of burden is either the donkey or the pony.
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She no longer wants to be the beast of burden of the house.
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She saw the man under the silent, sad-eyed beast of burden.
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The convict must be reduced to a simple beast of burden.
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Get tangled with that beast of burden for the rest of me days?
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Every beast of burden that could be dispensed with was slain.
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They treated me as a beast of burden, I assure you.
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She would be his beast of burden, an obedient, indefatigable animal.
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As a beast of burden, Ursus preferred Homo to a donkey.