Book 1 · Unit 21

ko'rinmoq

To appear is to seem.

“She appeared to be sad. She was crying.”

asos, tag qism

The base is the bottom of something.

“The base of the table has three legs.”

miya

The brain is the organ in your head that lets you think.

“You must use your brain to solve the problem.”

karyera, kasb

A career is a job that you do for a large part of your life.

“He was in the hospitality business for most of his career.”

sotuvchi, xodim

A clerk is a type of worker. Clerks in a store help customers.

“The clerk added up her bill for the groceries.”

harakat, urinish

Effort is hard work or an attempt to do something.

“He always puts a lot of effort into his studies.”

kirmoq

To enter a place is to go into it.

“Two guards greeted me as I entered the front door.”

a'lo, juda yaxshi

When something is excellent, it is very good.

“I got an excellent score on my school test.”

qahramon

A hero is a brave person who does things to help others.

“To children, the man in the blue and red costume was a real hero.”

shoshilmoq

To hurry is to do something quickly.

“I hurried home on my bike.”

xabar bermoq

To inform someone is to tell them about something.

“I called and informed her about my idea.”

keyinroq

Later means after the present, expected, or usual time.

“She missed the train, so she’ll arrive a little later than expected.”

tark etmoq, ketmoq

To leave means to go away from someone or something.

“He packed his bag and was ready to leave for home.”

topmoq

To locate something is to find it.

“1could not locate my keys in the house.”

hamshira

A nurse is a person who helps sick people in the hospital.

“A nurse helped me get better.”

operatsiya

An operation is when a doctor replaces or removes something in the body.

“The operation on my arm was a success.”

og'riq

Pain is the feeling that you have when you are hurt.

“His head was full of pain.”

rad etmoq

To refuse something is to say “ no” to it.

“The dog refused to play with the cat.”

ga qaramasdan, sa ham

Though is used when the second idea makes the first seem surprising.

“Though he was overweight, he liked to be active.”

turli-tuman, xar-hil

If something is various, there are many types of it.

“She owned shoes of various styles.”