Examples of using Hard to bear in English and their translations into Swedish
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It's hard to bear.
When it seems too hard to bear¶.
Hard to bear the change of ownership.
Must be hard to bear.
The burden of memories Gets too hard to bear.
Dogs hard to bear the summer heat.
It has been hard to bear.
But hard to bear, Sofia, and dark.
Diseases are something hard to bear.
It's hard to bear the weight and expenses of a production.
And that gets too hard to bear.
Unhappy with the wounds hard to bear pitching, so they were placed in the Central part of the ship from the engine room.
it was just so hard to bear.
All the same, it would be"hard to bear", which will require a qualitative alteration.
I believed that the trials would be extremely hard to bear.
he said that Shah's behaviour after the transfer of the property was"hard to bear", but also insisted that Shah was a"man of exquisite manners
you don't know why, it's hard to bear.♫.
You will find this very hard to bear. I'm afraid.
would be too hard to bear.
are very hard to bear swearing, shouts, misunderstanding.
truly it is hard to bear.
this“harvest” can be painful and hard to bear, but by obedience and endurance I can be healed.
a haughtiness that is just as hard to bear.
What blow is harder to bear than a trust betrayed?
It's the pressure we put on ourselves That's the hardest to bear.
Infants are harder to bear any respiratory diseases, because their nasal passages are
how these feelings become harder to bear when combined with concerns for the soldier's safety