How is the word fardeau translated from French to English

Lourde charge ou responsabilité difficile.

A heavy load or difficult responsibility.

noun
English translation
burden

Examples with “fardeau”

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  • Les dettes sont devenues un fardeau pour la famille. Debt became a burden on the family.

  • Je ne veux pas t'accabler de détails. I don't want to burden you with details.

  • Elle porte le fardeau de tout le foyer. She carries the burden of the whole household.

  • Les nouvelles règles accablent les petits commerces de paperasse. New rules burden small shops with paperwork.

  • Pourquoi le fardeau devrait-il retomber sur les jeunes salariés ? Why should the burden fall on younger workers?

  • Pourquoi t'accabler des problèmes des autres ? Why burden yourself with someone else's problems?

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FAQ about “fardeau”

How is “fardeau” translated from French?
“fardeau” translates into English as “burden”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “fardeau” mean?
Meaning of “fardeau”: Lourde charge ou responsabilité difficile. In English — “burden”.
What part of speech is “fardeau”?
“fardeau” is a noun.
Where can I see examples with “fardeau”?
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