Book 2 · Unit 24

20 so'z

  • bathn

    vanna

    A bath is water in a tub. People take a bath to get clean.

    “After playing in the dirt, the boy took a bath.”

  • bendv

    bukmoq

    To bend is to move something so it is not straight.

    “Lee bent over and picked up the paper on the ground.”

  • chewv

    chaynamoq

    To chew is to move your mouth to break up food.

    “I always chew my food carefully before swallowing it.”

  • disabledadj

    nogiron

    When a person is disabled, they cannot do what a normal person can do.

    “The disabled man used a wheelchair to move around.”

  • fantasticadj

    ajoyib

    If something is fantastic, it is really good.

    “The student did a fantastic job on his project and got an award.”

  • fictionn

    fantastik asar, badiiy adabiyot

    Fiction is a story that is not true.

    “I enjoy reading works of fiction because they are very entertaining.”

  • flagn

    bayroq

    A flag is a piece of colored cloth that represents something.

    “Our country has a beautiful flag.”

  • inspectv

    tekshirmoq

    To inspect is to look at something carefully.

    “The mechanic inspected our car to see if it had any problems.”

  • journaln

    jurnal

    A journal is a type of magazine that deals with an academic subject.

    “Mi-young was busy working on an article for an art journal.”

  • liquidn

    suyuqlik

    A liquid is a substance that is neither solid nor gas.

    “Water is the most important liquid for life.”

  • marvelv

    hayron qolmoq, hayratlanmoq

    To marvel at something is to feel surprise and interest in it.

    “We marveled at her excellent piano playing.”

  • nutrientn

    ozuqa moddasi

    A nutrient is something that a living thing needs to keep it alive.

    “Vegetables are full of important nutrients.”

  • overcomev

    ustun kelmoq, yengib o'tmoq

    To overcome a problem is to successfully fix it.

    “She overcame her shyness and spoke in front of the class.”

  • recallv

    eslamoq

    To recall something is to remember it.

    “She was trying to recall what she had told her friend.”

  • regretv

    afsuslanmoq, pushaymon bo'lmoq

    To regret something is to wish that it didn't happen.

    “I regret that I was mean to my sister.”

  • souln

    ruh

    A soul is a person's spirit.

    “Some people believe that the soul lives after the body dies.”

  • sufficientadj

    yetarli

    When something is sufficient, you have enough of it.

    “After eating a sufficient amount of food, I left the table.”

  • surgeryn

    jarrohlik

    Surgery is medical treatment when the doctor cuts open your body.

    “I needed surgery to repair my leg after the accident.”

  • toughadj

    qiyin

    If something is tough, it is difficult.

    “The man passed his driving test even though it was very tough.”

  • tuben

    quvur

    A tube is a pipe through which water or air passes.

    “The pile of tubes was going to be put in the ground.”