Book 1 · Unit 20

erishmoq, qo'lga kiritmoq

To achieve something is to successfully do it after trying hard.

“I was happy that I could achieve my goal.”

maslahat bermoq

To advise someone is to tell them what to do.

“My mother often advises people about their money.”

allaqachon

If something happens already, it happens before a certain time.

“It is already time for the movie to start. Let’s go in.”

oddiy, sodda, oson

If something is basic, it is very simple or easy.

“I learned some basic English skills in school today.”

bo'lak, parcha, burda

A bit is a small amount of something.

“I ate a bit of chocolate before I went to bed.”

haqida o'ylamoq, o'ylab ko'rmoq

To consider something means to think about it.

“Pete didn’t like his job. He considered getting a new one.”

vayron qilmoq, xarob qilmoq

To destroy means to damage something so badly that it cannot be used.

“The glass was destroyed.”

ko'ngil ochmoq, xursand qilmoq

To entertain someone is to do something that they enjoy.

“The clown entertained the kids at the party.”

qo'shimcha, ortiqcha

If something is extra, it is more than what is needed.

“The squirrel had extra nuts for the winter.”

maqsad

A goal is something you work toward.

“Her goal was to become a doctor.”

aldamoq, yolg'on gapirmoq

To lie is to say or write something untrue to deceive someone.

“Whenever Pinocchio lied to his father, his nose grew.”

go'sht

Meat is food made of animals.

“This piece of meat I’m eating tastes very good.”

fikr, mulohaza

An opinion is a thought about a person or a thing.

“Meg told me her opinion of my story. She said it was not funny.”

haqiqiy, asl

If something is real, it actually exists.

“The handbag has a stamp on it, so it’s real.”

aks ettirmoq

To reflect is when a surface sends back light, heat, sound or an image.

“Her face was reflected on the smooth glass.”

deb hisoblamoq

To regard someone or something is to think of them in a certain way.

“The boy regarded the girl as a good friend.”

xizmat qilmoq

To serve someone is to give them food or drinks.

“He served us our drinks quickly.”

sabzavot

A vegetable is a plant used as food.

“Carrots are my favorite vegetable.”

urush

A war is a big fight between two groups of people.

“Many young men died in the war.”

qiymatga ega, arziydigan

If something is worth an amount of money, it costs that amount.

“Our house is worth a lot of money.”