In the Shona language, "zoro" means a change or a new turn in work. It is used when someone switches to a different job shift, takes on a new role, or starts a different task at their workplace.
Example sentences for zoro
- Ndine zoro nhasi, ndichashanda masikati. (I have a shift change today; I will work in the afternoon.)
- VaMafaro vatora zoro ritsva rekutungamira dhipatimendi idzva. (Mr. Mafaro has taken a new turn leading a new department.)
- Nhasi ndine zoro ritsva, ndiri kugadzira michina panzvimbo pekugadzira zvipfeko. (Today I have a new task, I am fixing machines instead of making clothes.)
