Book 1 · Unit 6

20 so'z

  • advantagen

    ustun jihat, foyda

    An advantage is something that helps you.

    “Being tall is an advantage to a basketball player.”

  • causev

    sabab bo'lmoq

    To cause is to make something happen.

    “The cold weather caused her to get sick.”

  • choicen

    tanlash imkoniyati

    A choice is the act or possibility of picking something.

    “I had my choice of five doors to open.”

  • communityn

    jamiyat, jamoa

    A community is a group of people who live together.

    “The kids from my community usually play together.”

  • deadadj

    o'lgan, o'lik

    To be dead is to not be alive.

    “A dead person is usually buried in the ground.”

  • distancen

    masofa

    The distance between two things is how far it is between them.

    “The distance between the Earth and the Moon is 384,400 kilometers.”

  • escapev

    qochib qutulmoq

    To escape is to run away from something bad.

    “The butterfly could not escape from the cage.”

  • facev

    duch kelmoq, yuzlanmoq

    If you face a problem, you deal with it.

    “My sister and I have to find a better way to face our differences.”

  • followv

    ortidan bormoq, ergashmoq

    To follow means to go behind someone and go where they go.

    “The little boy followed his mother home.”

  • frightn

    qo'rquv, vahima

    Fright is the feeling of being scared.

    “She was filled with fright.”

  • ghostn

    rux, arvox

    A ghost is the spirit of a dead person.

    “Many people are afraid of ghosts.”

  • individualn

    individ, kishi

    An individual is one person.

    “Only one individual could win the bicycle race.”

  • petn

    uy hayvoni

    A pet is an animal that lives with people.

    “Out of all my pets, the dog is my favorite.”

  • reachv

    yetib bormoq, yetib kelmoq

    To reach means to arrive at a place.

    “I was happy to finally reach my destination.”

  • returnv

    qaytib kelmoq

    To return is to go back to a place.

    “I was happy to return home to my mom after school.”

  • survivev

    tirik qolmoq; saqlab qolmoq

    To survive is to stay alive.

    “My dog survived her fall into the water.”

  • upsetadj

    xafa, tushkun

    To be upset is to be unhappy about something.

    “She was upset because she broke her toy.”

  • voicen

    ovoz, tovush

    A voice is the sound a person makes when they talk or sing.

    “He used a microphone, so everyone could hear his voice.”

  • weathern

    ob-havo

    The weather is the condition of the air: hot, rainy, windy, etc.

    “The weather can be sunny, rainy, or cold.”

  • wiseadj

    aqlli, dono

    To be wise is to use experience and intelligence to make good choices.

    “Many people believe that owls are very wise animals.”