10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HAVE ON ONE'S BACK»
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A Dictionary of Skiri Pawnee
<taahk+wii+raah, carry slanting on one's back> 1. tactaahpiiraa 2. titaahpiiraa 3.
titaahpiiraa- hu34. iriirataahpiiraaha 5. titaahpiiraahista takustaah [-ta.kus.taa(h)-]
vt(1) (pi. obj., takustaah [+ raar-]} 1. carry, pack, have on one's back, as a baby.
Douglas Richard Parks, Lula Nora Pratt, 2008
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To have on one's back: To be burdened with. He being the eldest son has many
responsibility on his back. To break the back of: To overcome the main difficulties.
I have almost broken the back of myjob. To turn one's back upon: To turn away.
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Dictionary: Tohono O'odham/Pima to English, English to ...
'chuhfc, chuchku V stop burning or giving out light; —him V. 2chuhA, chuchku Vt
carry on one's back; ~ch Vts have on one's back. chuhkug/chuhhug N the body;
flesh; meat; beef; the meat of any animal; ~ gaki s-N jerky; dried meat; —
shoniwia ...
Dean Saxton, Lucille Saxton, Susie Enos, 1998
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Demosthenes, with an Engl. comm. by R. Whiston
On lamhn*ir (to be thrown and cruel, that whereas those who have on one's back)
Buttmann, Ind. ad Meid., chosen to promote the interests of Philip observes : "
Klegans est in hoc verbo find his perception in either case so translatio petite a ...
Demosthenes, Robert Whiston, 1868
On ivcmlirrfiv (to be thrown and cruel, that whereas those who have on one's
back) Buttmann, Ind. ad Meid., chosen to promote the interests of Philip observes
: " Élegans est in hoc verbo find his perception in either case so Ítranslatio petita
a ...
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Through Other Continents: American Literature across Deep Time
This rough recall is the alternative to taxidermy, the dead preservation of dead
forms. It produces not stuffed birds but the “coin of Alexander,” currency still good,
though it takes the form of “small hexagonal sores,” a pain to have on one's back,
...
... Шт] СИНЕЕ. ЁЧЁКЁХ< . а EUA.. _to get the back, îgfqaz. _t0 give [make] a
back, Émlïêlmßâïìlîh'fz. _t0 give One the бас/с. (An) îí'ìrlîlvìä. жатые/ига. _to have
on one's back, HULL. _to lay a . “ï back 135 backband person on his back, {
Шапки}.
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Basic English writers' Japanese-English wordbook
... ou, otte— rft*5j I4»i] •~^*fflf8r*-.r ~K ft 9 be much in debt to~|| ~oJS0S*rft?-J'tfI
be (seriously [badly]) wounded/ be badly smashed up) (— <r>) *fS Srft? — -er^
IcA,} -JrftT take up-/ have— (on [one])/ /nfce [have]— on [one's] back/ undertake—
/ ...
The maximum load I have hitherto noticed was ten whole packets and two half-
packets, weighing 198 catties, a good load to have on one's back for fifteen days,
the time usually taken by these carriers between Ya-chou and Ta-chien-lu.
Great Britain. Foreign Office
That's not the best way to go about things, but Helliconia has been an enormous
sack to have on one's back. You never wait on inspiration. You sit down and you
write and you see what comes out. You free-associate or whatever you do.
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