Book 1 · Unit 11
20 so'z
- anymoreadv
ortiq, boshqa
Anymore means any longer.
“Her old pants don’t fit her anymore.”
- asleepadj
uxlayotgan, uyquda
When a person is asleep, they are not awake.
“The baby has been asleep for hours.”
- berryn
malina
A berry is a small round fruit that grows on certain plants and trees.
“The berry looked delicious.”
- collectv
to'plamoq, yig'moq
To collect things is to group them together all in one place.
“I collected shells when I was younger.”
- competev
musobaqalashmoq
To compete is to try to be better than someone.
“He will compete with very good athletes.”
- conversationn
suhbat, muloqot
A conversation is a talk between people.
“There were two conversations going on at once.”
- creaturen
jonivor, tirik mavjudot
A creature is any living thing.
“The creature we saw today was either a dolphin or a porpoise.”
- decisionn
qaror
A decision is a choice.
“He made the wrong decision.”
- eitherconj
ikkisidan biri
Either is used with “ or” to say there are two or more possibilities.
“You can choose to be either white or black when you play chess.”
- forestn
o'rmon
A forest is a place with lots of trees and animals.
“I love to go walking in the forest.”
- groundn
yer
The ground is the top part of the Earth that we walk on.
“The ground under our feet was dry and brown.”
- introducev
tanishtirmoq
To introduce someone or something is to say who they are.
“I introduced myself to our newest co-worker today.”
- marryv
turmush qurmoq
To marry is to legally become husband and wife.
“Rose and Henry were married, and they lived happily.”
- preparev
tayyorlanmoq, tayyorlamoq
To prepare is to get ready for something.
“I prepared my speech to the class.”
- sailv
qayiqda suzmoq; suzib ketmoq
To sail is to move a boat on the water.
“I love to sail my boat on the lake.”
- seriousadj
jiddiy, og'ir
When something is serious, it is bad or unsafe.
“The accident was very serious.”
- spendv
o'tkazmoq
To spend is to use time doing something or being somewhere.
“I like to spend my free time fishing.”
- strangeadj
noodatiy, g'alati
When something is strange, it is not normal.
“Joe had a strange look on his face after he saw what happened.”
- truthn
haqiqat
The truth is a fact or something that is right.
“He was telling the truth about seeing a large green snake.”
- wakev
uyg'onmoq
To wake is to not be sleeping anymore.
“He is always full of energy when he wakes in the morning.”