I. bur·den [ˈbɜ:dən] ΟΥΣ
| I | burden |
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| you | burden |
| he/she/it | burdens |
| we | burden |
| you | burden |
| they | burden |
| I | burdened |
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| you | burdened |
| he/she/it | burdened |
| we | burdened |
| you | burdened |
| they | burdened |
| I | have | burdened |
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| you | have | burdened |
| he/she/it | has | burdened |
| we | have | burdened |
| you | have | burdened |
| they | have | burdened |
| I | had | burdened |
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| you | had | burdened |
| he/she/it | had | burdened |
| we | had | burdened |
| you | had | burdened |
| they | had | burdened |
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The burden of the newspaper tax on publishers was heavy, resulting in 29,400,000 tax stamps being issued in 1820.
en.wikipedia.org But he noted the burden of being a kid soprano, a true phenomenon.
en.wikipedia.org His family is not impressed with him, but soon realise that they do somewhat burden him.
en.wikipedia.org The pressure of deflation increases the real burden of debt and spreads loss further in the economy.
en.wikipedia.org In other leagues, only one foot must be in bounds with clear possession carrying a lighter burden of proof.
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