To have the weight of the world on your shoulders means that your commitments have you under pressure.
This expression comes from the Ancient Greek Titan Atlas, who was forced to literally carry the world on his shoulders.
" What in the world" means that your shocked. Example : " What in the world is that?!"
depends. if you are a christian you should say that you are in the world not of it. God commands us to be in the world but not to take part in its plans and doings. (of the world)
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'we are the world' is translated 'nous sommes le monde' in French.
tu es mon univers
if you mean is he world heavy weight champion the yes. but if you say in he the heaviest world heavyweight champion then no because yokozuna was
to say shoulder in spanish for a man it is hombro
Because they don't want that weight on their shoulders
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hands above the shoulders say: "i'm taller than you" hands around waist say: "i'm shorter than you"
To raise on shoulders (usually to say no).
Very useful. Rarely it may mean valuable.
I have also been confronted with this dilemma. I belive that it is not ideal to workout chest after working out shoulders because your shoulders definetely assist in bench pressing. If your shoulders are sore/weak from the previous days workout, then they could hinder you from putting up as much weight on the bench as normal. Thus your chest will not get a hard workout because your shoulders will give out before your chest. So, I would say work out chest first then shoulders. Although your shoulders might be slightly worn from assisting in the bench pressing, they will still have a lot left to get a good workout in. Also, then they will have been worked out extremely hard.
you getting over weight
Very useful. Rarely it may mean valuable.
It means like who lost the most weight like when they say "loser", they don't mean like "your a loser", they mean they have lost the most weight. Hope that helped.