Exemple de utilizare a Bear the brunt în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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Why must my daughter bear the brunt?
Children, civilians, bear the brunt of endless conflict… their way of life destroyed.
I mean, why should our young folks bear the brunt?
And, children bear the brunt of these ills.
Cassandra has veered 30 degrees north-northeast… andit looks like Bahia Grande will bear the brunt of Cassandra's fury.
Your father must bear the brunt of your anger.
This is not Bulgaria's problem andthere is no reason why this country should bear the brunt of the problem.".
She will never have to bear the brunt of a soldier's duty in this matter.
However, at the political level, we are also discussing a more ambitious target and we know that, in this regard, the sectors covered by the Emissions Trading System(ETS), and energy in particular,would bear the brunt.
This means that young people bear the brunt of adjustment.
It is the world's poor that bear the brunt of biodiversity loss, as they are usually most directly reliant on functioning ecosystem services(14).
But it will be human beings who bear the brunt of his wrath.
MEPs bear the brunt of public blame, but it is the overinflated bureaucracy, needless excesses and the redundant buildings which cost the money.
Looks like others should bear the brunt of your temper.
At present, many Irish people fear that the conditions agreed by the then government in the EU/IMF programme of support are too stringent andplace a heavy burden on ordinary citizens who have had to bear the brunt for the mistakes of the banks- both Irish and European- and the government.
Samuel, my son, you shall bear the brunt of our curse against this enemy.
I am pleased to say that the Air Passengers' Rights Regulation has proved vitally important in providing a safety net to ensure that it is not the passengers who bear the brunt of the financial consequences of the disruption and who are not left stranded by the chaos.
As usual, the law-abiding will bear the brunt of the red tape, and wrongdoers will just find a way of carrying on.
Undoubtedly, the veins in the lower leg bear the brunt, because blood has to flow from the bottom up, overcoming gravity and the force of grav….
We are all perfectly aware that, in an influenza A pandemic situation,it would be southern countries that bear the brunt of this problem and the consequences of the spread of the virus, and not northern countries.
That did not stop a few pre-emptive strikes at the WTO,with the EU's representative at the meeting saying the bloc might bear the brunt of U.S. tariffs because Chinese exports are already largely subject to U.S. restrictions and Canada and Mexico are likely to be exempt.
But the common people Are bearing the brunt.
But it meant that he bore the brunt of her… abuse.
Monetary policy bears the brunt of the disinflation effort.
My beloved husband is,of course, bearing the brunt of this unsolicited support.
And poor, good-hearted Nicole here has born the brunt of Spain's treachery.
For the last two years,airline companies have been bearing the brunt of the unreliable markets.
In 2004 it was, of course,the United Kingdom that bore the brunt of the EU enlargement, because it was the only one not to put up any barriers.
If Uthaman bore the brunt of the wild deer's antlers remember you have taken 15 million from me as advance.