Book 1 · Unit 17

qadrlamoq; ma'nosini tushunmoq

To appreciate something is to understand its good qualities.

“I can appreciate the lovely scenery.”

mavjud, bor, bo'sh

If something is available, it means you can get it.

“There were many seats available in the room.”

r beat ib

To beat someone means to do better than they do.

“I managed to beat everyone in the race.”

yorqin

If something is bright, it shows a lot of light.

“The bright light from the explosion hurt my eyes.”

nishonlamoq

To celebrate is to do something to show that an event is special.

“We all celebrated when we heard the great news.”

tanlamoq, qaror qilmoq

To determine means to choose or make a decision.

“He tried to determine which one to eat first.”

ko'rinmay ketmoq; nari ketmoq

To disappear means to go away or not be seen.

“The top of the building is disappearing in the clouds.”

boshqa, o'zga

If you talk about something else, you talk about something different.

“I wanted a bike for my birthday, but I got something else.”

xolis, adolatli, halol

Fair describes treating someone in a way that is reasonable or right.

“He sold me his car for a fair price.”

oqmoq

To flow is to move easily and continuously in one direction.

“The water flowed over the rocks and into the lake.”

oldinga

If you move forward, you move in the direction in front of you.

“When he saw his mother, the baby crawled forward to her.”

tepalik, balandlik

A hill is a round area of land. It is higher than the land around it.

“The sun was rising above the green hills.”

daraja

A level is a point on a scale that measures something.

“Please check the level of the temperature.”

yolg'iz, yakka

If someone or something is lone, they are the only one of that kind.

“A lone man walked along the street.”

ko'lmak

A puddle is a pool of liquid on the ground.

“When the ice melted, it formed a puddle.”

javob

A response is the answer to a question.

“He asked if I was sad. My response was “No. ””

fasl, mavsum

A season is a time of the year: spring, summer, fall or winter.

“Fall is a warm season, while winter is very cold.”

yechim

A solution is a way to solve a problem.

“There are many problems. We need solutions!”

isrof qilmoq

To waste means to carelessly use something all up.

“Turn off the water so you don’t waste it.”

-mi yoki -mi (tanlov bog'lovchisi)

You use whether when you must choose between two things.

“I could not decide whether to go left or right.”