Book 1 · Unit 8
20 so'z
- acceptv
qabul qilmoq
To accept something that is offered is to take it.
“I accepted the girl’s very nice gift.”
- arrangev
joy-joyiga qo'ymoq, tartibga keltirmoq
To arrange things is to put them in the right place.
“Please arrange the bowling pins in order so we can play.”
- attendv
bormoq
To attend something is to go to it.
“My sister and I attend the same school.”
- balancev
muvozanat saqlamoq
To balance something is to keep it from falling.
“We saw an elephant balance itself on a ball.”
- contrastn
katta farq
A contrast is the sharp difference between two things.
“The contrast between my parents is very noticeable.”
- encouragev
ruhlantirmoq, ruhini ko'tarmoq
To encourage someone is to make them want to do something.
“My football coach will encourage us when we are losing.”
- familiaradj
tanish, qadrdon
If someone or something is familiar to you, you know them well.
“The two friends were very familiar with each other.”
- grabv
uzmoq; olmoq
To grab is to take a hold of someone or something suddenly.
“I grabbed a pear from the tree.”
- hangv
osmoq, ilmoq
To hang something is to keep it above the ground.
“1drew a picture of my family, and my mother hung it on the wall.”
- hugeadj
katta, ulkan
If something is huge, it is very big.
“At work, my father drives a huge truck.”
- necessaryadj
shart, zarur
If something is necessary, you must do it.
“It is necessary to have a passport when you travel to a foreign country.”
- patternn
uslub, yo'nalish, yo'l
A pattern is a way in which something is done or organized.
“My pattern of brushing my teeth is the same as most people’s.”
- proposev
taklif qilmoq, taklif etmoq
To propose something is to say that it should be done.
“Santa Claus proposed that I try to be a good boy all year.”
- purposen
maqsad
A purpose is the reason that you do something.
“The purpose of exercising is to get into shape.”
- releasev
qo'yib yubormoq, ozod qilmoq
To release something is to stop holding it.
“She released the bird from her hands.”
- requirev
talab qilinmoq, talab qilmoq
To require something is to say that it is necessary.
“We require teachers to have a university degree.”
- singleadj
bitta, bir dona
If something is single, then there is only one.
“I have a single key in my hand.”
- successn
muvaffaqiyat, yutuq
Success is doing something well that you choose to do.
“My daughter was a big success at school.”
- tearv
yirtmoq
To tear something means to pull it apart.
“It is easy to tear paper.”
- theoryn
nazariya
A theory is an idea about how something works.
“We talked about Einstein’s theory of relativity in class.”