Book 1 · Unit 23
20 so'z
- advancev
oldinga siljimoq, ilgarilamoq
To advance is to go forward.
“He advanced up the ladder slowly.”
- athleten
sportchi
An athlete is a person who plays sports.
“Some athletes can play many sports very well.”
- averageadj
o'rtacha, o'rta tabaqali
If something is average, it is at a normal level.
“I’m not rich or poor; I’m average.”
- behaviorn
xulq-atvor
Your behavior is the way you act.
“Their behavior was good this semester. They didn’t cause trouble.”
- behindprep
orqasida
Behind means to be at the back of something.
“The little girl was hiding behind a tree.”
- coursen
kurs, dars
A course is a class in school.
“I took a P.E. course in school this year.”
- lowerv
pasaytirmoq, tushirmoq
To lower something is to make it go down.
“The chart shows how his production has lowered over the year.”
- matchv
mos kelmoq, o'xshamoq
To match is to be the same or similar.
“The two shoes matched. They looked the same.”
- membern
a'zo
A member is a person who is part of a group.
“Julie is the newest member of our team.”
- mentaladj
aqliy, ruhiy
If something is mental, it has to do with your mind.
“I made a mental picture of the room.”
- passengern
yo'lovchi
A passenger is a person who rides in a car, train, or airplane.
“One passenger was standing in the subway train.”
- personalityn
shaxsiyat, o'zlik
Your personality is what you are like and how you behave.
“John has a bad personality.”
- poemn
sher, to'rtlik
A poem is a short kind of writing.
“William Shakespeare wrote many poems.”
- polen
ustun, tayoq
A pole is a long thin stick made of wood or metal that supports things.
“The flag was hanging from the flag pole.”
- removev
olib tashlamoq
To remove something is to take it away.
“I removed the nail from the board.”
- safetyn
xavfsizlik
Safety means to be the condition of being safe and free from danger.
“For his own safety, he was placed in a car seat.”
- shootv
otmoq
To shoot is to fire something like a bullet at someone or something.
“The hunter raised his gun to shoot at the target.”
- soundv
jaranglamoq, ovoz chiqarmoq
To sound means to make a noise.
“The alarm clock sounded and woke us all up.”
- swimv
suzmoq
To swim is to move through water.
“I love to swim in the ocean.”
- webn
o'rgimchak to'ri
A web is a home made by a spider.
“Mom cleaned the spider webs out of the garage.”