Book 1 · Unit 22

haqiqiy, asl

Actual means that something is real or true.

“This is the actual sword that the King owned, not a fake one.”

hayratda qoldirmoq, ajablantirmoq

To amaze someone is to surprise them very much.

“The news in the paper amazed Jack.”

narx, to'lov

A charge is the price to pay for something.

“The charge for the shirts was $15.00.”

tasalli bermoq, yupatmoq

To comfort someone means to make them feel better.

“I wanted to comfort my friend after I heard the bad news.”

bog'lanmoq, aloqaga chiqmoq

To contact someone is to speak or write to them.

“I contacted Sue about my party.”

mijoz, xaridor

A customer is a person who buys something at a store.

“The customer put a few items in a bag.”

yetkazib bermoq

To deliver something is to take it from one place to another.

“The man delivered Chinese food to my house.”

pul topmoq, ishlab topmoq

To earn means to get money for the work you do.

“He earns his living as a chef in a great restaurant.”

darvoza

A gate is a type of door. Gates are usually made of metal or wood.

“We want to put up a wooden gate around our house.”

o'z ichiga olmoq, qo'shmoq

To include something means to have it as part of a group.

“Does this meal include a soft drink?”

boshqarmoq

To manage something means to control or be in charge of it.

“I had to manage the meeting myself.”

sir, jumboq

A mystery is something that is difficult to understand or explain.

“The path on the map was a complete mystery to me.”

sodir bo'lmoq, yuz bermoq

To occur means to happen.

“When did the thunderstorm occur?”

qarama-qarshi, teskari

If A is the opposite of B, A is completely different from B.

“The opposite of black is white.”

laganda, tarelka

A plate is a flat round thing that you put food on.

“I put my plate down so I could put some food on it.”

olmoq, qabul qilmoq

To receive something is to get it.

“I received a present on my birthday.”

mukofot

A reward is something given in exchange for good behavior or work.

“He was given a reward for his excellent performance.”

qo'ymoq

To set something is to put it somewhere.

“Please set the dice down on the table.”

o'g'irlamoq

To steal is to take something that is not yours.

“The men tried to steal money from the bank.”

o'g'ri

A thief is someone who quietly takes things that do not belong to them.

“A thief broke into our home and took my mother's jewelry.”