Book 2 · Unit 25

tan olmoq, e'tirof etmoq

To admit something means to say that it is true.

“I had to admit that I stole his idea.”

quti, yashik

A bin is a container that holds things.

“He put his trash in the bin.”

kosa

A bowl is a deep, round dish that holds food or liquid.

“I ate a bowl of cereal for breakfast.”

kulba

A cabin is a small house made of wood.

“My grandfather owns a small cabin in the country.”

naqt pul

Cash is money in the form of paper or coins.

“I was able to save up enough cash to buy my mother a gift.”

jinoyatchi

A criminal is a person who does something against the law.

“The police made sure the criminal couldn't move his hands.”

o'n ikkita, dyujina

A dozen is a group of twelve things.

“Mom brought home a dozen donuts for us as a treat.”

yoshi ulug'roq

An elder is a person who is older than the people around them.

“Uncle Ray is my elder so I always try to be respectful.”

yuzdagi, yuzga oid

If something is facial, it is related to a person's face.

“I could tell from his facial features that he was angry.”

devor, to'siq

A fence is a structure around a house or field.

“The farmer put up a fence so that no one could walk on her field.”

ilhomlantirmoq

To inspire means to make a person want to do something.

“I was inspired to write a poem after watching the sunrise.”

arzimagan, oddiy

When something is mere, it is small or not important.

“We lost the game by a mere two points.”

toza, ozoda

If something is neat, it is very clean or organized well.

“My sister always keeps her bedroom very neat.”

tadbir, voqea

An occasion is a time when something important happens.

“Her graduation was an occasion to have a good time.”

jarima

A penalty is a punishment, given when someone breaks a rule or law.

“I had to pay a $100 penalty for parking in the wrong spot.”

qo'pol, odobsiz

When someone is rude, they are mean and not polite.

“The children at the bus stop were very rude.”

hal qilmoq, bir yoqli qilmoq

To settle a problem means to end it by finding a solution.

“It took three of our best executives all day to settle the problem.”

transport vositasi

A vehicle is a thing that moves people or things to another place.

“A ferry is a vehicle that takes people from one island to another.”

hamyon

A wallet is a thing that holds money and fits in a pocket.

“I keep my money in a wallet.”

dodlamoq, baqirmoq

To yell is to say something very loudly.

“The coach yelled at his team for their poor performance.”