Book 2 · Unit 4
20 so'z
- chestn
bag'ir, ko'ks
The chest is the front part of a person's body under the neck.
“The water in the lake was as high as my chest.”
- confidencen
ishonch, dadillik
If you have confidence about something, you are sure of it.
“I have confidence that I did well on the test.”
- consequencen
natija, oqibat
A consequence is a result of a choice or action.
“As a consequence of missing my bus, I had to find another way to work.”
- disastern
falokat, halokat
A disaster is a really bad thing that happens.
“When the car crashed, it was a disaster.”
- disturbv
tashvishga solmoq
To disturb someone means to upset them.
“The loud noise disturbed me while I was working.”
- estimatev
taxminan hisoblamoq
To estimate something means to make a guess about it.
“The boy estimated that he was one meter tall.”
- honorv
sharaflamoq, hurmat qilmoq
When you honor people or things, you show respect for them.
“I honor my science teacher by working hard in class.”
- impressv
lol qoldirmoq
To impress someone means to make that person proud.
“He was able to impress the girls with his new dance.”
- marathonn
marafon
A marathon is a very long foot race just over 42 kilometers.
“I ran a marathon, and now my legs are tired.”
- narrowadj
tor
When something is narrow, it is very thin.
“The bridge is too narrow for a car to drive over.”
- paleadj
xira
When something is pale, it does not have a bright color.
“The girl's skin was very pale.”
- roughadj
g'adir-budur, dag'al
When something is rough, it is not even or smooth.
“The rough ground hurt my feet.”
- satisfyv
qoniqtirmoq, mamnun qilmoq
To satisfy someone means to make them happy.
“It will satisfy my teacher if I finish all my homework.”
- screamv
baqirmoq, qichqirmoq
To scream means to make a loud noise with your mouth.
“The girl saw a spider and screamed.”
- sensitiveadj
sezuvchan, ta'sirchan
When someone or something is sensitive, they are easily hurt.
“My teeth are sensitive to cold things.”
- shaden
soya
The shade is a dark area that something makes when it blocks the sun.
“It was hot outside, so the boy sat in the shade of a tree.”
- supplementv
to'ldirmoq, qo'shmoq
To supplement something is to add something else to it in a good way.
“He supplements his diet with fresh fruits.”
- terrorn
dahshat, qo'rquv
When someone feels terror, they are scared.
“I felt a sense of terror when the tiger chased me.”
- threatn
xatar, xavf
A threat is something bad that might happen.
“Due to the dark clouds, there was a threat of a bad storm.”
- victimn
qurbon
A victim is a person that had something bad happen to them.
“I was a victim of a robbery.”