Examples of using "Last" in a sentence and their english translations:
I relieved him of his burden.
Number five, last but not least.
That responsibility is a burden to him.
This mule can't carry a heavier load.
black respondents had an allostatic load of 4.8.
Running the store is becoming a burden to him.
I try not to bother anyone.
An elephant's burden should be borne only by an elephant.
I'm sorry to always be bothering you.
A guest at an inopportune time is a heavy burden.
Tom was never charged with any crime.
White respondents had an allostatic load of 4,
On a neighbor's horse, the burden isn't heavy.
I don't want to be any more burden to my parents.
- The house collapsed under the weight of snow.
- The house collapsed under the weight of the snow.
- The tree bowed under the weight of its fruit.
- The tree groaned under the weight of its fruit.
- The tree was groaning with the weight of its fruit.
- So, what's five mean? - Five is a very high allostatic load.
He fastened the horse's pack with a rope.
Already fatigued, an ass sweats under the weight of heavy sacks of grain.
Now we've noticed over the last four days
But that's also a bit of a burden to bear.
He does things for himself. He doesn't like to bother other people.
Most men contribute relatively little to the burden of childcare.
It is only when you have your own children that you realize the trouble of parenthood.
You don't know how heavy is the load you don't bear.
You can't blame Tom for wanting to leave.
- Mother, I'm sorry for causing you trouble all the time.
- Mom, I'm sorry for always causing you trouble.
- Mom, I'm sorry for causing you trouble all the time.
Napoleon saw a chance to get to grips with the British at last.
That responsibility is a burden to him.
I feel that I am a burden to everyone, that no one will ever love me.
- I know I'm a burden; you don't have to repeat it.
- I know that I'm a burden; you don't need to be repeating it.
- I don't want to be a burden to you.
- I don't want to be a burden on you.
This mule can't carry a heavier load.
Very good how do you say? A burden falls on you.
Tom will up sticks at his aunt's house; he thinks he may be a burden to her.
A stone is heavy, and the sand weighty; but a fool's wrath is heavier than them both.
because none of the mortars we use today are robust enough to handle a load of this weight
You can't blame this on us.
What makes old age hard to bear is not the failing of one's faculties, mental and physical, but the burden of one's memories.
Grammar being the art of relieving the difficulties of a language, the lever must not be heavier than the load it lifts.
As soon as the spirit of exploitation is defeated, rearmament will be felt as an unbearable burden. There can be no real disarmament until the peoples of the world cease to exploit each other.