Book 1 · Unit 27
20 so'z
- actuallyadv
aslida, haqiqatan ham
Actually means in fact or really.
“My dad looks a little mean, but actually he’s very kind.”
- biten
tishlash, tishlab olish
Bite is the act of using your teeth to cut and tear into something.
“The boy took a big bite out of his hamburger.”
- coastn
sohil, qirg'oq
The coast is the land by an ocean.
“I stayed on the southern coast ofAustralia.”
- dealn
kelishuv, bitim
A deal is an agreement that you have with another person.
“I made a deal with the other company to give us some money.”
- desertn
za
The desert is an area of land without many plants or water.
“Not many plants grow in the desert.”
- earthquaken
zilzila
An earthquake is a shaking movement of the ground.
“The building shook during the earthquake.”
- effectiveadj
samarali, natijali
If something is effective, it works well.
“Swimming is an effective way to stay healthy.”
- examinev
tekshirmoq, ko'zdan kechirmoq
To examine something is to look at it carefully.
“The doctor examined my eyes today.”
- falseadj
noto'g'ri, yolg'on
If something is false, it is not correct.
“If you think the answer is false, press the red button.”
- giftn
sovg'a
A gift is something you give someone.
“Dave received many gifts for Christmas.”
- hungern
ochlik
Hunger is the feeling that you get when you need to eat.
“After playing all day long, he was filled with hunger.”
- imaginev
tasavvur qilmoq, xayol qilmoq
To imagine something is to think of it in your mind.
“Sally imagined herself winning lots of money.”
- journeyn
safar, sayohat
A journey is a long trip.
“I went on a journey across the country with my parents.”
- puzzlen
jumboq, boshqotirma
A puzzle is something that is hard to understand.
“The question was a puzzle to him.”
- quiteadv
ancha, juda ham
Quite is used to say that something is complete or very much.
“I think typing on a keyboard is quite easy.”
- ratheradv
aftidan, aksincha, ko'proq
Rather is used when you want to do one thing but not the other.
“I would rather have the red one than the blue one.”
- specificadj
aniq, muayyan
If something is specific, it is precise or exact.
“Please choose a specific place on the map.”
- tourn
sayohat, sayr
A tour is a short trip in which you see many sights.
“I took a tour ofAsia and Europe.”
- tripn
sayohat, safar
A trip is a journey to a certain place.
“Ken took a trip to the city yesterday.”
- valuen
qiymat, qadr-qimmat
If something has value, it is worth a lot of money.
“Matthew found a treasure of very high value.”