Book 1 · Unit 26
20 so'z
- advicen
maslahat
Advice is an opinion about what to do.
“I don’t know how to study for my exams. Can you give me some advicel”
- alongprep
bo'ylab
Along means to move from one part of a road, river, etc. to another.
“Walk along this tunnel for ten minutes, and you’ll see a door on the left.”
- attentionn
e'tibor, diqqat
Attention is the notice, thought, or consideration of someone.
“His work got the attention of two of his co-workers.”
- attractv
o'ziga tortmoq, jalb qilmoq
To attract means to make a person or thing come closer or be intereste
“The magnet attracted the metal.”
- climbv
tirmashib chiqmoq, ko'tarilmoq
To climb means to use your hands and feet to go up on something.
“The girls climbed to the top of the mountain.”
- dropv
tushirmoq, tomchilamoq
To drop is to fall or allow something to fall.
“A small amount of water dropped from the bottle.”
- finaladj
oxirgi, so'nggi
If something is final, it is the last part.
“In the final part of the film, the man and the woman got married.”
- furtheradj
uzoqroq, yanada olg'aroq
Further is used to say something is from a distance or time.
“The escalator is further along than I thought.”
- implyv
ishora qilmoq, nazarda tutmoq
To imply something is to suggest it without saying it.
“The man implied that he wanted the job, but he didn’t say so.”
- maintainv
saqlab qolmoq, ushlab turmoq
To maintain means to make something stay the same.
“The balls maintain constant movement.”
- neitheradv
na u, na bu; ikkalasi ham emas
You use neither to connect two negative statements.
“Neither the pass on the left nor the pass on the right will lead us home.”
- otherwiseadv
aks holda, bo'lmasa
Otherwise means different or in another way.
“It’s good to stay active; otherwise, you’ll gain weight.”
- physicaladj
jismoniy, moddiy
If something is physical, it is related to your body and not your mind.
“Biking is good for your physical health.”
- provev
isbotlamoq
To prove something is to show that it is true.
“My teacher proved the answer on the board.”
- reactv
munosabat bildirmoq, ta'sir ko'rsatmoq
To react is to act in a certain way because of something that happened.
“James reacted badly to the news.”
- ridev
minmoq, uchmoq (transportda)
To ride something is to travel on it. You can ride an animal, a bike, etc.
“I will ride a roller-coaster for the first time today.”
- situatedadj
joylashgan
If something is situated somewhere, it is in that place.
“The white board is situated between the two men.”
- societyn
jamiyat
Society is people and the way that they live.
“Society expects people to be good and honest.”
- standardn
andoza, me'yor, standart
A standard is what people consider normal or good.
“This older model TV is below our store’s standards.”
- suggestv
taklif qilmoq, tavsiya qilmoq
To suggest something means to give an idea or plan about it.
“He suggested that we go to see his boss.”