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It refers to a burden that one has to carry on their own. It doesn't always mean that it is a physical burden, it may be a psychological burden. It isn't something that can be shared or off loaded. It is a reference to the Biblical account that Jesus Christ carried his own cross. But he wasn't able to and was helped to carry it. The correct spelling is bear, not bare.
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Kavy Pradeep
Christ had the cross to carry meaning everyone has to face their problems on their own without outside help.
there is a spelling mistake in the sentence. It should read bear not bare.
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