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1 burden
ტვირთი, უღელი, სიმძიმეa heavy burden მძიმე ტვირთი/უღელიthe branches bent under the burden of fruit ნაყოფის სიმძიმისაგან ტოტები დაიხარაthe sick grandmother was a burden to the family ავადმყოფი ბებია ტვირთად აწვა ოჯახსshe didn't want to burden us with her problems თავისი პრობლემებით ჩვენი შეწუხება არ უნდოდაhe shifted the burden from one shoulder to the other ტვირთი ერთი მხრიდან მეორე მხარეს გადაიტანა -
2 heavy
1 მძიმეa heavy load / box / loss / punishment მძიმე ტვირთი / ყუთი / დანაკარგი / სასჯელიheavy industry / luggage მძიმე ინდუსტრია / ბარგი2 მაგარი, ძლიერი, ინტენსიური, დიდიa heavy blow / rain ძლიერი დარტყმა / წვიმაa heavy debt / traffic დიდი ვალი / მოძრაობაheavy seas აღელვებული ზღვა, შტორმიthe train service was disrupted by heavy snowfall დიდმა თოვლმა მატარებლების მოძრაობა დააბრკოლაa heavy burden მძიმე ტვირთი/უღელი
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