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1 labour
§ შრომა; მუშათა კლასი; გარჯა, მუშაობა§1 შრომა, მუშაობა, გარჯაjuvenile / manual labour მოზარდთა / ფიზიკური შრომა2 მუშახელი, მუშები3 მშობიარობა4 შრომა (იშრომებს), გარჯა, მუშაობა5 რისიმე გაჭირვებით / ჯაფით გაკეთებაhe laboured to hear what we were talking about ცდილობდა, გაეგო, რაზე ვლაპარაკობდითwe laboured for an hour but couldn't move the stone ერთი საათი ვეწვალეთ, მაგრამ ქვა ვერ დავძარით6 დეტალურად დამუშავება (დაამუშავებს)I think there's no need to labour the point საჭიროდ არ მიმაჩნია ამ პუნქტზე დეტალურად შეჩერება●●we are labouring under considerable difficulties საკმაოდ მძიმე პირობებში გვიხდება ყოფნაyou are labouring under a delusion that… მცდარი წარმოდგენა გაქვს, თითქოს...he labours under the impression that… მას წარმოდგენილი აქვს, თითქოს...hard labour კატორღა, საკატორღო სამუშაოები
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