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1 to make a journey
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2 тащиться (II) (нсв)
............................................................1. trail along........................................................................................................................3. trudge(vt. & vi. & n.) قدم آهسته، راه پیمایی با زحمت، با خستگی راه رفتن............................................................4. totter(vt.) تردید کردن، پس و پیش رفتن، تلو تلو خوردن، متزلزل شدن............................................................5. plod(vt. & n.) آهسته و محکم حرکت کردن، صدای پا، زحمت کشیدن، با زحمت کاری را انجام دادن............................................................6. labour(labor=)(v.) کار، رنج، زحمت، کوشش، درد زایمان، کارگر، عمله، حزب کارگر، زحمت کشیدن، تقلا کردن، کوشش کردن............................................................7. traipse(v.) قدم زدن، راه رفتن، بزحمت راه رفتن، سرگردان بودن، ول گشتن، هرزه گردی کردن........................................................................................................................9. trek(vt. & n.) سفر، کوچ مسافرت با گاری، با زحمت حرکت کردن، با سختی و آهستگی مسافرت کردن
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