Cool MateMeaning of Carry a heavy burden
To bear a significant weight or responsibility, either physically or metaphorically.
In simple words: to have a big responsibility or problem
Carry a heavy burden in a sentence
- She must carry a heavy burden after the recent loss of her job.
- Many students carry a heavy burden of student loans.
- He felt he had to carry a heavy burden for his family's well-being.
- The leader carries a heavy burden of expectations from the community.
- Sometimes, we all carry a heavy burden without even realizing it.
How to use Carry a heavy burden
Used to express physical or emotional weight. Appropriately used in both formal and informal contexts but may sound metaphorical.
Grammar pattern
carry + object
Memory hint
Imagine a person struggling under a huge backpack, symbolizing their worries.
Related words
Collocations with Carry a heavy burden
- carry a burden
- heavy burden
- carry the weight
- bear a burden
- shoulder a burden
Synonyms for Carry a heavy burden
- bear a heavy load
- have a lot on one's plate
- shoulder a burden
- carry a load
- take on responsibility
Common mistakes with Carry a heavy burden
- Confused with 'carry a light burden' which is less common.
- Omitting 'a' before 'heavy burden'.
- Using it in wrong contexts, like light-hearted situations.
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Frequently asked questions about Carry a heavy burden
What does Carry a heavy burden mean?
to have a big responsibility or problem
What is the definition of Carry a heavy burden?
To bear a significant weight or responsibility, either physically or metaphorically.
How do you use Carry a heavy burden in a sentence?
She must carry a heavy burden after the recent loss of her job.
Can you give another example of Carry a heavy burden?
Many students carry a heavy burden of student loans.
What are synonyms for Carry a heavy burden?
Common alternatives include bear a heavy load, have a lot on one's plate, shoulder a burden, carry a load, take on responsibility.
What is the opposite of Carry a heavy burden?
Opposite meanings include lighten, ease, relieve.
What words go with Carry a heavy burden?
It commonly pairs with carry a burden, heavy burden, carry the weight, bear a burden, shoulder a burden.
What are common mistakes when using Carry a heavy burden?
Confused with 'carry a light burden' which is less common. Omitting 'a' before 'heavy burden'. Using it in wrong contexts, like light-hearted situations.
How do you pronounce Carry a heavy burden?
US: //ˈkæri ə ˈhɛvi ˈbɜrdən//, UK: //ˈkæri ə ˈhɛvi ˈbɜːdən//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Carry a heavy burden?
Used to express physical or emotional weight. Appropriately used in both formal and informal contexts but may sound metaphorical.