Book 1 · Unit 19

tirik

If someone or something is alive, they are not dead.

“My grandparents are still alive even though they are over 90.”

suyak

A bone is a hard part of the body.

“I brought home a nice bone for my dog.”

zahmat chekmoq, harakat qilmoq

To bother is to make the effort to do something.

“No one bothered to wash the dishes today.”

kapitan

A captain is the person who leads a ship or airplane.

“The captain sailed his ship to Australia.”

xulosa, yakun

The conclusion of something is the final part of it.

“At the conclusion of the race, the spectators cheered for the winner.”

shubha

Doubt is a feeling of not being sure.

“I have doubt that the story is true.”

kashf qilmoq, o'rganmoq

To explore is to look for new places.

“He wants to explore the world and see new things.”

xorijiy, chet ellik

If something is foreign, it is from a different country.

“Mexican food is a popular foreign food.”

xursand, mamnun

If you are glad, you are happy.

“I am glad you came to my party.”

lekin, biroq, ammo

However means despite or not being influenced by something.

“She is a great cook. However, she never had professional lessons.”

adolatsizlik

Injustice is a lack of fairness or justice.

“Putting an innocent person in jail is an act of injustice.”

xalqaro

If something is international, it involves more than one country.

“The United Nations is a powerful international organization.”

advokat, huquqshunos

A lawyer works with the law and represents people in court.

“The lawyer left the courthouse after the judge made her decision.”

tilga olmoq, aytib o'tmoq

To mention something is to talk about it.

“The doctors mentioned the problems that the patient was having.”

siyosat, qoida

A policy is a rule.

“He told us that his policy was to put customers first.”

ijtimoiy

If something is social, it is about many people in a community.

“People should come together and fix the world’s social problems.”

nutq

A speech is something said to a group of people.

“She gave a speech to the class.”

xodimlar, jamoa

A staff is a group of people working together in a company.

“My dad has a staff offour people to help him at the office.”

tomon, sari

If you go toward something, you go closer to it.

“Santa walked toward my house with a special tree.”

yog'och

Wood is the thing that trees are made of.

“I put the pieces of wood in a pile.”