take sth on one’s back

take sth on one’s back背负某物：A peasant took a bag of corn on his back and went to town.一位农民背负一袋谷物向城里走去。

• gazeless
• there's lovely, nice, etc.
• stop a bullet
• steel-clad
• ignorings
• engagement finger
• time constant
• lead ... on
• take something hard
• intimity
• hypervariable region
• Wallis
• take a shot at
• sorry?
• the good old days / the bad old days
• galatis
• finger gripper
• yellow bunting
• pentasyllabism
• serration
• chinones
• bottomer
• scolecites
• Hypnus
• dysmnesia
• aseptic meningitis
• tropoelastins
• send sb/sth up
• barretted
• scordaturas
• base rates
• Avogadro, count Amedeo
• gas tracer
• ride sth↔out
• bevel
• abrases
• Szeged
• heavy-atom derivative
• cafes
• sizeist
• chiaroscuroed
• feminizes
• Worcester sauce
• drop off
• comicality
• dissuasions
• falseness
• on the roads
• write up
• nightclothess
• thyselves
• figurativeness
• aerodynamic trajectory
• dum casta
• trapezoidal generator
• the world over
• uropathies
• Petsai
• Born-von Kármán theory
• succeedings
• straw bond
• Scotch-Irish
• handguard
• flag-carriers
• kowtowers
• collimation method
• phrase-structure grammar
• take one's life in one's hands
• soupe du jour
• attenuants
• doorstepped
• house rule
• Darcy's law
• flugelwork
• ham loaf
• Black's Culture Day
• mannoses
• self-annihilation
• slit fricative
• pinch graft
• cleanness
• from hunger
• pondings
• carvones
• periodontias
• with one mouth
• Feyliniidae
• wrench fault
• the writing on the wall
• clear as a bell
• had as soon do
• shoplift
• bank up
• metallic currency
• xeroxer
• acidulous water
• Ed.D.
• suppressor
• golden fleeces
• clerically