Book 1 · Unit 12
20 so'z
- aloneadj
yolg'iz
If someone is alone, they are not with another person.
“The boy wanted to be alone to think.”
- apartmentn
kvartira
An apartment is a set of rooms in a building where people live.
“She has a nice apartment in the city.”
- articlen
maqola
An article is a story in a newspaper or magazine.
“Did you read the article in the newspaper about the soccer game?”
- artistn
rassom
An artist is a person who paints, draws, or makes sculptures.
“He went to Paris to become an artist.”
- attituden
munosabat, qarash
Someone’s attitude is the way they feel and think.
“John has a bad attitude. He’s always angry.”
- comparev
taqqoslamoq, solishtirmoq
To compare means to say how two things are the same and different.
“If you compare cats and dogs, you’ll see that they’re both good pets,”
- judgev
baho bermoq
To judge something is to say if it is good or bad.
“The boy was going to judge how his mother’s turkey tasted.”
- magazinen
jurnal
A magazine is a regular publication with news, stories, and articles.
“She likes to read fashion magazines.”
- materialn
material, xom-ashyo
A material is what is used to make something.
“Brick is a good material for building houses.”
- mealn
ovqatlanish payti; taom
A meal is a time when food is eaten like breakfast, lunch, or dinner.
“Breakfast is my favorite meal because I enjoy breakfast foods.”
- methodn
metod, usul
A method is the way to do something.
“One method to remember things is to tie a string around your finger.”
- neighborn
qo'shni
A neighbor is a person who lives near you.
“I like my neighbor because he’s very friendly.”
- professionaladj
kasbiy; professional
If something is professional, it deals with work that uses special skills.
“If you want to be a pilot, you must have professional training.”
- profitn
foyda
A profit is the extra money you make when you sell something.
“I made a small profit from selling my old clothes.”
- qualityn
sifat
The quality of something is how good it is.
“The quality of his car is very good.”
- shapen
r shape tje
A shape is a simple form like a square or circle.
“The triangle is my favorite shape.”
- spacen
bo'sh joy
A space is an empty area.
“I don’t have much space for things in my small house.”
- stairn
zina, pillapoya
Stairs are the things that are used to go up in a building.
“You can take the stairs to the second floor.”
- symboln
ramz, belgi
A symbol is a thing that stands for something else.
“This symbol tells us that we cannot smoke in this area.”
- thinadj
oriq, ozg'in
If someone or something is thin, they are not fat.
“The man was thin because he didn’t eat much.”