Book 1 · Unit 9
20 so'z
- againstprep
ro'baro, qarama-qarshi yo'nalishda
To be against something is to be touching it or opposed to it.
“They both leaned against the wall.”
- beachn
sohil, plyaj
The beach is a sandy or rocky place by the ocean.
“The little girl built a sandcastle on the beach.”
- damagev
shikastlamoq
To damage something is to break it.
“The car was damaged in the accident.”
- discoverv
topmoq, kashf qilmoq
To discover something is to find it for the first time.
“I discovered some new information in this book!”
- emotionn
emotsiya, ruhiy kechinma
An emotion is how you feel.
“Anger is a common emotion that we all feel.”
- fixv
tuzatmoq, ta'mirlamoq; hal etmoq
To fix something is to make it work.
“My dad has many tools to help him fix broken things.”
- frankadj
ochiq, samimiy
If you are frank, you are being very honest.
“The teacher had a frank discussion with her students.”
- identifyv
tanib bilmoq
To identify something is to be able to name it.
“I used the file to identify his name.”
- islandn
orol
An island is land in the middle of water.
“Japan is a group of islands.”
- oceann
okean, ummon
The ocean is all of the salt water that surrounds land.
“The ocean can make powerful waves.”
- perhapsadv
ehtimol, balki
Perhaps is used when you say that something could happen.
“Perhaps I will eat an apple for lunch.”
- pleasantadj
yoqimli
If something is pleasant, you enjoy it.
“The character had a pleasant look on its face.”
- preventv
to'sqinlik qilmoq
To prevent something is to stop it from happening.
“The handcuffs prevented me from moving my hands.”
- rockn
tosh
A rock is a hard thing in the dirt.
“I stacked rocks on top of one another.”
- savev
asramoq, saqlamoq
To save something is to keep it from being hurt.
“I want to help save the world.”
- stepv
yurmoq, qadam tashlamoq
To step is to walk.
“Be careful where you step.”
- stilladv
hali ham, haligacha
Still is used when you say that a situation keeps going on.
“They are still waiting in line to get tickets.”
- tasten
ta'm, maza
A taste is the flavor something makes in your mouth.
“The taste of the fruit was sweet.”
- throwv
irg'itmoq, uloqtirmoq
To throw something is to use your hand to make it go through the air.
“The pitcher can throw the baseball very fast.”
- waven
to'lqin, mavj
A wave is a line of water that moves higher than the rest of the water.
“The water was filled with large blue waves.”