Book 3 · Unit 13

bortda

When someone is aboard a ship or plane, they are on or in it.

“They climbed aboard the kayak and paddled through the river.”

achchiqlangan, g'azablangan

When a person is bitter, they are upset with someone or a situation.

“He was extremely bitter when his computer crashed.”

o'q

A bullet is a small metal object that is shot out of guns.

“Bullets come in different sizes for different guns.”

shayton

The devil is a powerful evil spirit in some religions.

“The church promised protection from the devil.”

oqib ketmoq

To drift means to be moved slowly by wind or water.

“The large chunk of ice drifted in the water.”

joriy qilmoq, tatbiq qilmoq

To enforce means to make a person follow a rule.

“Police enforce traffic laws to keep everyone safe.”

fontan, favvora

A fountain is a source of water made by people.

“There was a beautiful fountain in the middle of the park.”

gavan, liman

A harbor is an area of water along a shore where boats land.

“There were a few small boats in the harbor.”

yashamoq, istiqomat qilmoq

To inhabit means to live in a certain place.

“No one inhabits the ancient city.”

marsh qilmoq

To march means to walk at a steady pace together with others.

“The soldiers marched in straight rows.”

millioner

A millionaire is a person who has at least a million dollars.

“He became a millionaire because he was smart with his money.”

port, bandargoh

A port is a place where ships stop to load and unload things.

“The ship was being loaded with materials at the port.”

sherif

A sheriff is a police officer who is in charge of a large area.

“It was the sheriff's job to make the city safe.”

qo'rqitib yubormoq, cho'chitib yubormoq

To startle means to scare someone suddenly.

“The loud crash startled the sleeping woman.”

terlamoq

To sweat means to lose liquid from the body through the skin.

“Whenever I workout, I sweat quite a bit.”

miltiq tepkisi

A trigger is the part of the gun that a person pulls to make it fire.

“The man had his finger on the trigger of the gun.”

birlashtirmoq

To unify means to bring people or things together.

“With their good deeds, the children tried to unify the world.”

kema

A vessel is a large ship or boat.

“We toured the area aboard a luxury vessel.”

safar, sayohat

A voyage is a long journey made on a boat or an aircraft.

“The astronauts took off on a long voyage to the moon.”

toat-ibodat qilmoq

To worship means to like and honor a person, thing, or religious figure.

“Many people around the world worship in a church.”